Sentence examples for fickle luck from inspiring English sources

Harry might still be out there, if his fickle luck didn't change (as it does all the time in these easygoing plots) and land him at the Mustang Ranch (the "world's most famous legal cathouse"), looking for evidence of money laundering.

A FICKLE lot, revolutionaries.

Politicians are a fickle lot.

Many thanks and offerings to the fickle gods of luck and commerce for smiling down on this humble pilgrim.

This gift usually involves hope, confidence and a special composure, all of which keep a person in the game long enough, with enough energy and stability, so that a fickle entity known as luck might break his or her way.

And we'll express our thanks to the Lord, to the fickle finger of fate or just to damn good luck, for all the things we have.

Besides, he said, Australians know luck is a fickle thing: "I guess there's a fear that if we talk about it, it'll go away".

But the draw to be near the cool kid in Silicon Valley may reflect the particular alchemy of business success here — a mysterious combination of timing, luck and the fickle preferences of users.

Gritty is an attribute that you can expect to stay with a team; Lady Luck is much more fickle.

You appreciate that luck can be a fickle thing and tomorrow is not promised to everyone.

Well, luck, it turned out, was as fickle as any other friend he'd ever had.