Sentence examples for bit more luck from inspiring English sources
A year on, hopefully the company will have a bit more luck, and bit less porn.
"You certainly need a bit more luck at the Open Championship with the draw," he said.
"He is playing well enough – [he needs] a little bit more luck, maybe.
Let's hope they have a bit more luck with those sweetpeas.
"We were good going forward and a bit more luck could have changed that game.
Whether it's just a bit more belief or luck, but he came into the side on the back of a nine-wicket haul.
12.53pm: pasks85 asks: "England beat a mediocre swedish team with a hopeful longshot missed by the keeper and a bit of a more luck than judgement back heel and all of a sudden its the new bright dawn, so much for the era of understated expectations, isn t it probable they will get knocked out by the first team they run into that are any good?" Barney replies: Oh get out of it.
With a bit more composure and luck they would have claimed a precious two extra points.
With a bit more accuracy and luck, we could've won that game.
T. felt compelled to take out the computer to search a bit more, with no luck, no answers.
