Sentence examples for bad luck too from inspiring English sources

There was some bad luck, too, especially Thursday.

Einertson, 27, has had his share of bad luck, too.

"He has had his pieces of bad luck too.

But he makes his own bad luck too - and voters know it.

("Empire" had other bad luck, too; after primary shooting was done, the set was destroyed by a fire).

Bad luck, too, for NBC that its own idols like figure skater Michelle Kwan dropped out because of injury while a long list of others from Bode Miller to the U.S. hockey team, failed to live up to their pre-hype.

But Pena's average and on-base percentage have dipped each season, and this year has brought a toxic combination of bad luck and too many ground balls.

They will be linked with what the players are doing in training, usually to do with extra sprint work, but I suspect that part of the problem is down to players trying to impress the new manager - and there is a bit of bad luck involved too.

I just had bad luck and too much staying power.

Mr. Cannon had the bad luck to protest too much right before Denzel Washington introduced the biggest rock stars of the night, who strolled out as if they only had maybe one or two other balls to hit.

"It was like English boarding-school food". She has bad luck with baking, too.