Sentence examples for further bad luck from inspiring English sources

Always resourceful, Mr. Darmet announced that he had taken to wearing a Korean jade talisman from the 2000 "Silk Roads" biennial to ward off further bad luck.

At the beginning of "Sexy Beast" a boulder rolls down a Spanish hillside and crashes into the hero's swimming pool -- a metaphor for the further bad luck about to ensue, but also for the reckless, risky, self-destructive possibilities of filmmaking.

A further stroke of bad luck prevented the appearance of part of Self's prize.

In many cultures and religions, couples meet before the ceremony for rituals such as tea ceremonies, ketubah signings and garland ceremonies... and bad luck doesn't necessarily follow (upon further investigation it turns out if bad luck does follow it's always because of something that happened when the bride and groom saw each other after the wedding, not before. But I digress).

Bad luck?

'Good luck, bad luck.

It was bad luck".

You had bad luck?

Except perhaps bad luck.

Just bad luck".

Talk about bad luck.