Sentence examples for dire luck from inspiring English sources

But the dire luck Moyes has attracted all campaign continued as the shot went into a crowd of players in the area and Domínguez fashioned a neat flick to wrong-foot David de Gea and that was 1-0.

We're both doing the same thing but dire circumstances, life choices and frankly, the luck of the draw, make it infinitely harder for Kristen.

As luck, fate or divine grace would have it (depending on one's personal theology) Obama is blessedly, dare I say uniquely, well-suited to our dire circumstances.

With luck, the dire predictions made by the Pentagon and others may turn out to be as reliable as a misread Mayan calendar.Preparing to lead Mexico into this brightening future is the party most associated with its past.

Dell 2.0 is in dire need of some good luck and they're hoping that Ubuntu's Feisty Fawn will be that lucky rabbit's foot.

Train buffs may have more luck riding the rails from Dire Dawa further east to Djibouti City.

Vaught also told SJ-R that unions may not have much luck with collective bargaining due to the state's dire situation, and human service programs -- which have already been suffering -- may be reduced by an additional $350 million.

Theresa's dire situation can be explained just as easily by calling it horribly bad luck.

In conversation, Mignola is a good-humored pessimist, his dire expectations perpetually thwarted by what he calls an incredible run of good luck.

So far, so dire.

Conditions remain dire.