Sentence examples for better luck for from inspiring English sources
Better luck for next year, when they will inevitably re-audition.
Leverrier had better luck, for his prediction was taken up immediately by Johann Gottfried Galle at the Berlin Observatory, who found the new planet Neptune in 1846, near the place in the sky where Leverrier said it would be.
There was no better luck for the other England players to have suffered at the hands of Australia over the winter, with Ian Bell, Ravi Bopara and Jade Dernbach all going unsold.
The Rays had a 4.20 E.R.A. last season, slightly above the league average, but improvement seems plausible with a healthy Cobb, better luck for Archer and a full season from Snell, a promising 24-year-old left-hander.
Ian Poulter drops his second shot of the day on the unforgiving sixth, but there's better luck for Mr Charisma Camilo Villegas (great that we are finally getting to see this exciting Columbian's talent up close) and holder Harrington, who both save par with strong putts.
Instead, I'm hoping for better luck for the likes of Norman Hardie, Meyer Family Vineyards and Thomas Bachelder, among others, when I say that the Canadian wine scene, with its fast-rising reputation for Burgundian pinot noir and chardonnay added to an already-established facility for sweet ice wines, could be a breakout star of 2016.
The course will probably have better luck trying for the P.G.A. Championship for those years, and the fact the club was able to turn a profit with the 2003 P.G.A. Senior Championship is another selling point.
You'll have better luck looking for credit unions, which offer similar services to community banks, at findacreditunion.com.
You might, though, have better luck choosing for a close relation, because she would probably have an MHC similar to your own.The research also raises the question of what so-called unisex perfumes are for.
But we might have better luck searching for something just as alarming: the growing evidence that the administration grossly manipulated intelligence about those weapons of mass destruction in the runup to the Iraq war.
Eager to escape the loft for the summer, Ms. Solomonoff was also looking for a summer rental in Southampton, and it occurred to her that perhaps the family would have better luck looking for a home to rent rather than to buy.
