Sentence examples for go luckily from inspiring English sources

There they go!" "Luckily, I have very strong girls," she said.

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"How can we dare love anyone," she asks herself, "when they're just going to die?" Luckily, she is able to answer her own question: "I thought at times our losses are like splits in the heart through which it may grow yet bigger, and there's nothing else to do but love, nothing to be regretted but not loving".

Corinne wasn't sure about the loop idea at first (she was concerned it might get in the way of her performance), but I was convinced it was the right way to go and luckily she started to embrace it.

Wycombe midfielder Sam Wood told BBC Three Counties Radio: "They say 'if you don't shoot, you don't score', so I thought I'd let one go and luckily it went in.

There's no doubt many memories will be made in the new park, and it looks as though there's enough magic to go around — luckily they're able to reveal it, even to us Muggles.

Harry backed out, so I couldn't find anyone to go, but luckily I found someone who was planning on going anyway, so I asked her some questions about it the next day.

I hadn't prepared a strict script, because I assumed that since we are both black women who love versatile hairstyles, we would have enough in common that the conversation would go smoothly and luckily, I was right.

Negin went on, "Luckily, I was in a good mood by then.

From the top of the box and just hit it with  my left foot, and it dipped over the keeper — went in, luckily".

But that goes away luckily.