Sentence examples for fortune luck from inspiring English sources

"The Buddha is the most popular ceramic decoration in China because the Chinese people think the Buddha means fortune, luck and happiness," he explains to The Creators Project.

As McMahon points out, "In virtually every Indo-European language, the modern word for happiness is cognate with luck, fortune or fate".

To the surprise of many observers, luck, fortune and pure chance favored the duo and their program of works by Beethoven, Franck and Brahms.

The pure state is that which produces health, vigour, luck, fortune, and long life.

One in the center, and one in each direction for luck Place money in red envelops, and give them as presents to children Journal about good luck, fortune and your desires and intentions for the new year.

Right on: astrum is Latin for "star," and the stars were believed to foretell destiny, fortune, fate or hap (meaning "luck").

"Gosh," I said, "when that happened, could you believe your luck?" "Luck!" she repeated, "Luck?" Good fortune, the translator supplied helpfully, chance?

Secondly, because most people are crying out to believe in good old-fashioned luck, fortune, destiny or whatever they want to call it.

Most of all, he will need a lot of luck". Michael himself, on media day back in Placentia, grappled with the question of luck, fortune, fate.

"I liked that the dictionary listed definitions of providence to mean, 'the foreseeing care of nature over the creatures of the earth,' and 'luck, fate, fortune.' Perfect for the natural perfumer".

But the improvement in the country's fiscal fortunes reflects luck more than judgment.