Sentence examples similar to decidedly lucky from inspiring English sources
If Carolina and Arizona somehow both go down, the NFC is a free-for-all featuring the Vikings, the 7-5 Seahawks, the decidedly mediocre (and lucky) Packers... and some 7-9 or even 6-10 abomination from the NFC East.
Some lucky – and decidedly well-heeled – England fans have decided they are going to travel to the World Cup in style.
Down below, the inevitable deluge created by these lucky drops often feels decidedly unlucky.
So, the Patriots walked away the lucky ones, despite a decidedly mortal effort by quarterback Tom Brady, writes Bob Ryan in The Boston Globe, and they were quick to suspect Myra Kraft — owner Bob Kraft's wife who died last year — had played a hand in it, writes Dan Wetzel on Yahoo.com.
McNamara is considered lucky by some to have followed a decidedly mixed World Cup with a job in the NRL.
"Aren't I lucky?" The two went on to sing a perky, decidedly unsexy "People Will Say We're in Love," in which the swoon factor was absent.
And it has been a decidedly friendly affair, with executives from both sides singing each other's praises.In this section A republic for the lucky country Mr Blair goes to Washington Wirtschaftsblunder Bloodhound or rottweiler?
Mr. Gilfry was decidedly blander in his readings of another "Bonne Cuisine" song, "Tavouk Gueunksis," and in "A Simple Song" from "Mass" and "Lucky to Be Me" from "On the Town".
