Sentence examples for a question of luck from inspiring English sources

"But it's always a question of luck.

It's a question of luck," he said.

It's a question of luck as well and of experience".

But I can see that we are beginning to play better, it is a question of luck now.

This is easy for some – publishers, agents, newspapers, the Man Group, book tables en bloc – but for many of us it's a question of luck.

The reality is, most of us have broken the law at some stage, and whether or not we end up saddled with a record is more a question of luck – whether we got caught, basically.

What a person achieves in life is above all a question of fate or luck.

"It's a question of good luck or bad luck," he said.

It's not a question of bad luck.

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