Sentence examples for a relatively lucky from inspiring English sources

They are a relatively lucky lot.

Meanwhile, in the distant background, Hendrix, Sly Stone and Santana were burning themselves into the consciousness of a relatively lucky few who could get close enough to see and hear them.

In retrospect I should have shot for lower, but I've seen that $8,000 is about the advance you get for a first-time fiction book these days and I wanted to see if a relatively lucky dude could make that on his own.

I was one of the victims of the war, but a relatively lucky one.

As a memoirist, Nicolson had been relatively lucky; arriving into a family of "archivists and diary-keepers" she scrupulously followed suit.

A laid-off worker who is relatively lucky may get an early retirement package of three years' income.

The (relatively) lucky face a life of permanent ill-health.

He is relatively lucky: Steve Barton, a carpenter from Ohio, is one of several hundred living in the woods outside Venice, 20 miles south of Sarasota.

Ebadi was relatively lucky for an Iranian woman.

After returning to Hungary, Andras is relatively lucky, assigned to a labor unit while others wind up on the brutal eastern front or at a mining camp in Siberia.

I've heard boxers have a rough time with food so swimmers are relatively lucky in that department.