Sentence examples for considered bad luck from inspiring English sources

Not having one is considered bad luck.

13 Friday is considered bad luck in many countries.

It is considered bad luck to fall asleep before dawn during Jāņi.

In fact it's considered bad luck — even bad manners — not to.

Under ancient Hindu tradition, widows are considered bad luck, even blamed for their husbands' deaths.

Death -- A death in the audience is considered bad luck for the production.

I don't know how much I had -- my family considered it bad luck to count money going in or out of a game -- but it was very, very heavy and kept in several plastic bags.

Lately, being Mr. Grammer's agent is considered particularly bad luck.

Costumes -- It is considered very bad luck to change costumes if your first performance was a success.

By Ida Treat The New Yorker, March 1 , 1952P. 24 The author tells of a few incidents, illustrating some old French superstitions, which occurred while she, an American, spent the winter in the French Pyrenees, Montoro, a Frenchman who often went hunting with her and her husband considered Ida bad luck or l'amie du serpent.

It is considered terribly bad luck even to touch these volumes, but some of the less superstitious librarians can be persuaded to retrieve them.