Sentence examples for geographically lucky from inspiring English sources

The dictators in Myanmar are also geographically lucky.

"Some Israelis began to grasp that, rather than constituting a different breed of Jews, they were simply generationally and geographically lucky," she writes.

But what would a society look like in which no one had access to a safe and legal abortion, or only the geographically lucky did?

Her lawyer, Sondra Solovay, who is the author of "Tipping the Scale of Justice: Fighting Weight-Based Discrimination," said Ms. Portnick was geographically lucky.

I then showed that evolutionary change (from the 18-column ancestral form which had appeared to have entered North America when the continents collided at the beginning of my Middle Devonian chunk of time) seemed to happen in geographically restricted areas of the trilobites' range (based on some lucky samples I had collected which seemed to document the variation that was part of the transition).

So cue up the Harry Connick Jr, grab your bowler hat and, if you're lucky, someone you love: we're going for a (non-sequential but geographically logical) walk!

I was lucky to come across two such artists here in Phoenix, Arizona, or to be more geographically precise in the Village of Paradise Valley -- an enclave of natural beauty that stands up to its name.

Joined geographically.

Geographically, gustatorily.

Well, not geographically.

Racially, artistically, geographically.