Sentence examples for considered good luck from inspiring English sources
Talent Agents -- Having an agent is considered good luck.
Their color enhances the plowshares' price in China, where gold is considered good luck.
Ms. Wu said the bullets, given to him by a friend, were considered good luck charms.
Giving eight of anything is considered good luck, while four is bad.
Through much of South America the aloe, called Sabila, is considered good luck.
It's considered good luck to rub the statue's belly and pinch its nipples.
Its advance has been considered inexorable, and the discovery of the uninfected patch of forest was considered sheer good luck.
Rain is considered divine good luck in desert countries; it was accompanied by a thunderclap and finished with a rainbow, and fervent prayers went up from the square.
It was Baba Lyuba, for instance, who told me that if a bird shits on you, that is considered extremely good luck.
I've no idea why chimney sweeps were once considered such good luck that the great actor Eleonora Duse insisted on one being present during a premiere.
Disney -- Considered very good luck for investors; produced "The Lion King," a sellout for nearly three years; "Aida," Broadway's second-highest-grossing musical; and "Beauty and the Beast," which is in its seventh year on Broadway.
