Sentence examples for bringing lucky from inspiring English sources

But Matt also puts together an extensive full-day, two night "Brewery Tour" package, bringing lucky craft beer lovers to Vermont's Northeast Kingdom to taste the next best thing in brews (see below).

This year I brought Lucky over to a little Oscar party hosted by economic guru Nouriel Roubini who promised to not talk finance, but to talk films.

It's not as free-wheelin' as Ocean or even Huntington, but hey, after you bring Lucky down to the beach on a leash, you can let him go... with the Hotel del Coronado in the background.

But rather than focusing on these hitmakers, Eden is about the kids who stayed up all night but didn't get lucky, brought down to earth by the harsher realities of the life ecstatic.

His life was a classic rise from obscurity, with hard slog bringing a lucky break.

By bringing one lucky partygoing winner a bouquet of prizes.

We're delighted to be bringing you lucky readers (and listeners) a listen to a track from it ahead of it's official release in October.

Ben is bringing us lucky kids a few copies later, but if you want to see more, read an incredibly professional Q+A with him, and maybe find out how to buy them.

"And he'd say, 'Mike, I'll be right back.' " With his tickets, Mr. Burns would bring the lucky pair down to the 100 section, where there was waiter service, the works.

The good folks over at Amazon have teamed up with artist Tim Sale to bring 90 lucky winners a limited edition silk-screened Heroes edition Xbox 360, Xbox 360 HD DVD drive and Heroes Season One on HD DVD.

We cannot wait to see where Makoto brings his lucky bouquets next.