Sentence examples for although lucky from inspiring English sources
Brazilian class told and, although lucky to be given the decisive penalty, they had signalled their intentions.
Although lucky enough to have the accent most commonly judged Britain's favourite, she lives with her boyfriend, standup comedian Gary Delaney from Birmingham, a city often judged to have the least appealing accent.
The shares have halved in the last twelve months - although lucky fcuk boss Stephen Marks cashed in £40m of his holding just below the peak - and the chain's most recent sales figures (down 17% in February and early March) were a disaster area.
Although Lucky and I were both incredibly nervous to meet her, we were able to get an answer from New York Senator Hilary Clinton, who kept with the Obama political platform and Democratic party battle cry of "Change".
It was so funny we ran into Kathy Griffin getting her Palm Springs "Star of Fame" (Lucky did not want to get her paws dirty so declined the D list star from getting into the cement (although Lucky really knows she is the D star - Dog TV star that is).
Although some lucky women are able to rely on family members who live nearby, many mom-scientists work far away from their families, some on other continents.
Author Peter Goodwin, in his book Television under the Tories Broadcasting Policyy 1979 1997, commented that although "Lucky Star" is not a narrative video, in the clip Madonna plays at least four characters:—the person in sunglasses looking; a break-dancing girl; an androgynous social dancer; and a seductress.
Some luckier readers suggested intriguing tactics: Caroline394 said: I struck lucky although I'm not quite sure how.
That was about it, although it was lucky that anyone was there to hear it at all.
She gets another chance though, although she was lucky, almost looping a forehand long before putting away a smash.
