Sentence examples for clear lucky from inspiring English sources

A bright, nearly full moon will also be competing for dominance, but provided the weather is clear, lucky skywatchers could be treated to spectacular aurora displays, Kunches said.

Nicholas D. Kristof (column, May 31) makes it clear how lucky we Americans are in that we don't have to wonder whether we'll survive until next week.

It's not clear where the lucky buyer with nearly half a million pounds to spend might store items such as an ironing board or vacuum cleaner.

Get out of the way, he's swift and lucky; clear the track for Ole Kentucky!

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There is no exact correlation indeed, far from it with the corruption index, but it is clear that the luckiest babies will be born in the cleanest countries (Switzerland comes top as the best place to be born, and is a respectable 6th in the corruption index; Nigeria comes bottom as the place to be born, and is a pretty dismal 139th in the Transparency International list).

But now he is lucky to clear $30,000.

Between them, Ciornihac and his wife, a cook, are lucky to clear 700 euros a month.

And it had done it so convincingly that it was clear there was nothing lucky about it.

But it is clear, even for those lucky enough to get here, the results are not always good.

While I didn't see Ms. Harris in the original "Clear Day," I was lucky enough to catch Kristin Chenoweth in the same role in an Encores! concert version.