Sentence examples for down on your luck from inspiring English sources

If you're an American down on your luck, Mitt Romney has a message for you: He doesn't feel your pain.

If you're an American, and you're down on your luck, these people don't want to help; they want to give you an extra kick.

"I'll do the same for you when you're down on your luck and trying to promote your new play in some pub theatre".

Granted, it's not easy being a peasant either, but at least you're not expected to inspire your subjects when you're down on your luck.

If Pizzolatto does get a third installment of True Detective, he should switch up his booking policy at club Down On Your Luck.

"You can relapse into drugs or fall down on your luck," he said standing alongside a former crack addict named Mike, who sleeps on a mattress in the church basement.

The song has an endearingly down-on-your-luck perspective that marks a refreshing change from the sneering break-up songs like Cole Swindell's Ain't Worth the Whiskey and Tyler Farr's Redneck Crazy that have lately infiltrated country radio.

"You could be down, on your downest day and downest luck, and he'd make you laugh," Ms. Walker said.

"Sooner or later you'll be down on your luck/You'll take a chance just to make a buck," Chip Taylor sang in his tribute to his struggling hometown.

A lot of these games can be enjoyed in a social setting: you and three of your down-on-their-luck friends can play Rock Band and beat the blues together.

"Two Broke Girls," a CBS sitcom about two down-on-their luck waitresses, is a hit.