Sentence examples for feeling unlucky from inspiring English sources
Surely someone's got be feeling unlucky?
Bell, Pietersen and Morgan came and went feeling unlucky, but looking utterly inept.
Granderson said he was not feeling unlucky at all. "I bounced back from this one," he said, holding up his right arm.
"While on a train returning to his hometown of Hokkaido, perhaps feeling unlucky and ominous," she writes, "Fukase got off at stops and began to photograph something which in his culture and in others represents inauspicious feeling: ravens.
* You probably don't need flight accident insurance unless you're feeling unlucky.
But this conversation was exceptional, both for its relative lack of harsh judgment and for its willingness to accept the premise that as "lucky" as Ms. Romaniuk might have been to have the financial ability to stay at home with her kids, she might indeed be feeling pretty unlucky now.
"I'm also feeling kind of unlucky having been there at all," she said.
It looks like a new team, but we're playing a lot better than how I thought we would". Pitchers Jennifer Martinez of La Habra and Jennifer Winford of Huntington Beach Brethren Christian are probably feeling a little unlucky.
He said he hoped the unlucky majority left feeling that they at least had had a chance to show their talent in front of a respectful panel.
Just plane crazy One unlucky Irishman will be feeling even more embarrassed than Shay Given at the moment.
