Sentence examples for equally lucky from inspiring English sources

Equally lucky are Blackburn Rovers, resuscitated by Jack Walker, a steel magnate, and Newcastle United, restored by Sir John Hall, a property developer.

Macintyre was equally lucky: after the publication of his book, a filmmaker gave him six hours of footage with Eddie reminiscing.

There is no reason that the latter group should be equally lucky this year; that is why around eighty per cent of them will see their batting average decline.

For example, of those referred to the NRM, 77% of Poles and 67% of Lithuanians were recognised as victims of trafficking in 2015, while only 11% of Vietnamese and 10% of Nigerians were equally lucky.

Later she and Leach were equally lucky that so many on-target Argentinian bombs failed to explode; six ships were lost, but the number could easily have been doubled.

They were lucky not to concede a penalty when the centre half brought down Garrincha, and equally lucky to score their second goal, for Simonsson looked well off-side and the Brazil defence slowed down.

Not all winemakers are equally experienced and lucky in the cellar.

The Senate bid was equally strategic and lucky.

Saying this, I equally felt bizarrely lucky to have free access to abortion services to the point where I was like, oh I'm SO lucky and I shouldn't complain about all the shitty loopholes I have to go through in order to get this parasite out (bullshit).

We're equally eccentric – how freakishly lucky is that?

Bradley Cooper equally has had a lucky break in Silver Lining in which he's competent but hardly inspired.