Sentence examples for every lucky from inspiring English sources

I should have spent that idle hour thanking every lucky star.

But for every lucky winner, there is a whole load of "losers".

So for every lucky buyer given a hand with taxpayers' cash, many more are likely to be priced out.

She began an uncharacteristic sprightly chatter, telling him of every lucky instance in which a person she knew had won something: money, meat, flowers, jewelry, large appliances.

Intriguingly, though, Geoffrey Wheatcroft claimed in the Guardian in 2007 that Gove's "Muslim-bashing diatribe Celsius 7/7 is given to every lucky person who joins the CFI [the Conservative Friends of Israel]".

Then she added, "I can't believe how much she's talking to you!" Jaime and Kailee have enjoyed just about every lucky break possible for a young female basketball player.

One volunteer in every class — lucky if you want to call it that — gets to chop off the head.

Instead, every individual lucky enough to represent the All Blacks is meant to dedicate himself to matching the standard set by his predecessor in the position.

Every autumn, lucky visitors to Laguna, Brazil, which is situated around a narrow lagoon on the Atlantic Ocean, catch an odd sight.

This alternative has been a huge success, with four applicants for every kid lucky enough to land a scholarship.

But with every "You're lucky you have a girl" sigh, you're subconsciously spreading this notion that boys should be given a curve, and that girls have it easy.