| good fortune | 53.59 | We rejoiced in our good fortune. | ||
| small fortune | 8.62 | It must have cost him a small fortune. | ||
| personal fortune | 8.29 | Personal fortunes are being spent. | ||
| political fortune | 7.44 | Consider his current political fortunes. | ||
| family fortune | 6.71 | The family fortune ebbed. | ||
| economic fortune | 2.44 | For one thing, the economic fortunes of companies change. | ||
| vast fortune | 2.30 | Vast fortunes will be made. | ||
| great fortune | 2.24 | Great good fortune. | ||
| huge fortune | 2.17 | None of the cyberpioneers comes from a huge fortune. | ||
| ill fortune | 1.71 | His ill fortune continued. | ||
| mixed fortune | 1.71 | Jordan had a day of mixed fortunes. | ||
| bad fortune | 1.65 | Bad play causes bad fortune. | ||
| flagging fortune | 1.38 | Piper blames her flagging fortunes on Wellesley. | ||
| private fortune | 1.25 | They have no private fortune. | ||
| large fortune | 1.18 | But large fortunes were made this way. | ||
| quick fortune | 1.18 | The first investment was to make them a quick fortune. | ||
| declining fortune | 1.05 | Clinton and Rabin share declining political fortunes. | ||
| new fortune | 0.99 | New fortunes are made. | ||
| financial fortune | 0.92 | Oxfords financial fortunes may be under scrutiny. | ||
| considerable fortune | 0.86 | Soon, John Piper had amassed a considerable fortune. |