Sentence examples for believed good luck from inspiring English sources

And so, when Yar'Adua died in 2010 from heart disease and Jonathan was handed the most coveted job in Nigeria, many voters believed good luck had come to Nigeria.

Sweep from the entrance in toward the center of the room, and make sure to take out the trash using a back door if you have one; it's believed that good luck enters through the front entrance while bad energy should be ushered out back.

Liberals can hardly believe their good luck.

I couldn't believe my good luck.

They can't believe their good luck.

Chen Jue, 87, could hardly believe her good luck.

Picking up my jaw from the ground, I couldn't believe my good luck.

Shrum wore a magenta cashmere scarf that his friend the attorney Robert Bennett had given him in 1999, which he had come to believe brought good luck.

He invited three fellow goofy New Englanders; we'd all been struggling in New York for years and couldn't believe our good luck.

Tall and slender, with a coltish physicality, she has the gee-whiz friendliness of someone who can scarcely believe her good luck.

Among those around Qaddafi, by contrast, there was an excited air that veered toward the giddy, as if they were in the presence of some A-list celebrity and still couldn't quite believe their good luck.