Sentence examples for as luckily from inspiring English sources

The one who comes closest to understanding what he's required to do with the songs and dialog that bookwriter-composer-lyricist Clark Gesner made of Schulz's material (with two songs Andrew Lippa added) is Joshua Colley as, luckily, Charlie Brown.

The driver stumbled out of the car and I got out as well, luckily uninjured.

Look over there at the Opera House while we place this boiled duck with sickly sauce in front of you!" But, luckily, as well as having serious views, the food at Quay is incredible: complex, daring, inventive, gorgeous, playful and assured.

But these human capacities are, luckily, as renewable as the wind and the sunshine.

Luckily, as long as we arrange our lives properly, the human moment should be easy enough to preserve.

That is true this year as well, and luckily many of the outlying shows last long after the fair is over.

Luckily, as was not the case for so many caught in the national grip of cheap mortgages, Daum's is the story of a love too big to fail.

Luckily, as soon as she started singing, there was no disputing her talent.

The Sun quoted a friend as saying: "Luckily Paul is in very good shape.

Outside of the building we do have protestors, but luckily not as bad as other places.

Ratko Mladić and his actions have altered my life – though luckily not as dramatically or as horrifically as the lives of others.