Sentence examples for extra lucky from inspiring English sources

Asked if he had an extra lucky red shirt for Monday, Woods said.

"It made Billy feel extra lucky that Dora was sweet on him, just a wormer with dirt under his nails," Poirier writes.

'I think I'm extra lucky that I can now play a part in all the radical transformations this government is making to the country.' But did the Blair Peach campaign and her part in it really change anything?

I was extra lucky to have sat in the upper stands behind home plate, so I could watch Willie's unique running style as the Giant players scrambled out of the dugout after their time at bat was up -- you could not miss Willie.

Last month the cost of playing EuroMillions increased by 50p to £2.50 a line, and the addition of an extra Lucky Star number lessened the chance of winning the jackpot from approximately one in 117 million to one in 140 million.

Should they feel extra lucky?

But when my lawyer told me, after slogging through the inch-thick document, that if I was extra-ordinarily lucky my grandchildren might see some money, I sadly turned it down.

These things are so obvious that it seems silly to write them down, yet if we accept these very simple ideas then we should also be able to see that maternity leave is a societal necessity and one that should be automatically built into our workplaces and institutions, not considered an extra "perk" for lucky women.

Bijli, a superstitious sort who has also spelled his name Ajjay for a lucky extra letter, was 12 when his father got hold of the Priya.

The final score belied the competitive balance of a series in which the first five games were  replete with extra-inning dramatics, lucky bounces, and pressurized pitching performances.

Castle has never been one to hide his emotions when it comes to his daughter, and when she returned from Costa Rica with happy-go-lucky, extra vegan Pi, Castle made it abundantly clear he's less than pleased.