Sentence examples for Lucky to share from inspiring English sources

But there are many companies that would be lucky to share in just a little of this kind of excess.

Most importantly, this most wonderful life experience must be shared with a wonderful wife such as the one I am lucky to share life with.

Legendary Harvard rowing coach Harry L. Parker and his daughter, Abigail, were lucky to share some bonding time during the 48th Annual Head of the Charles Regatta on Oct. 20.

Feeling lucky to share some special cult moments with my fellow loyal fans – such as seeing James Hayter score the fastest hat-trick in the history of British football,or being present when Jermain Defoe netted for a postwar record 10th game in a row while on loan from West Ham at the start of his career.

The lack of infrastructure means it is not the easiest festival to attend, and those who turn up without a hotel room booked months in advance might be lucky to share a room in a private home with dozens of others.

"I feel like I have a unique opportunity to be of service, and share nutritional insights and advice from a medical point of view, which is a rare gift, I'm lucky to share", she says.

Rick is by far my very best friend, and I could not be luckier to "share" our son with him.

"I feel like they want to have their stories told and I am lucky enough to share them," she adds.

In Tate Liverpool's new exhibition, it is JMW Turner and Claude Monet who are lucky enough to share the honours.

Oh, and if you are lucky enough to share accommodation with friends with similar tastes, you double your wardrobe anyway.

They didn't think it was appropriate to consort as a couple just because they were lucky enough to share a workplace.