Sentence examples for because of luck from inspiring English sources

The rookie tight end Coby Fleener, who, like Luck, went to Stanford, will probably have plenty of work because of Luck's comfort level with him.

It's because of luck and sacrifice.

But that is mostly because of luck, and luck does not last.

And if they had a good year, was it because of luck or skill?

That number can fluctuate wildly from year to year, almost entirely because of luck.

And disparities are even emerging among firefighters' families, largely because of luck and geography.

The most satisfying part of the The King's Speech victory is David Seidler's Oscar for best screenplay: Oscar night is generally a display of younger or middle-youth faces looking stunned, euphoric, unable quite to believe their luck (because of course luck plays its part).

Expectedly, the size of such a population remains low for many generations, and extinction is their most probable destiny, either because of bad luck or inbreeding depression (or both).

That means borrowers from Oklahoma are out of luck, because Oklahoma didn't join the settlement.

You are alive only because of a combination of luck and privilege.

(SMS fans are out of luck, because Xohm is not plugged into a conventional cell network).