Sentence examples similar to a stretch of luck from inspiring English sources
"It would almost be easier to take if it was just a random occurrence, just a stretch of terrible luck," said Gale Taylor, the tribal health director, a non-Indian who had a miscarriage.
Lee devotes a few short paragraphs to the potential causes of Southern's downfall, but returns to the interpretation that Southern's long slump was just a stretch of bad luck.
However, the firm has had a stretch of bad luck recently, including the almost-disastrous vibrator gaffe, reports BuzzFeed, which recently analyzed documents detailing the inner workings of the company as related to an ongoing lawsuit.
Later we returned to the ranch to try our luck on a stretch of the Roaring Fork River, which abuts the property — part of the longest piece of gold medal water in the state.
A stretch of track is ruined, too.
It is a stretch of 28 tournaments.
The Owls (6-4) needed the victory to reassert themselves after an early-season stretch of hard luck that could have demoralized a less-seasoned team, one that many had considered one of Coach John Chaney's best.
Things must be going the Dodgers' way for a reason, and there must be some cosmic meaning behind their stretch of good luck.
It typically takes a great deal of luck to produce a product of a desirable trait.
