Sentence examples for good luck of from inspiring English sources
In the meantime, Billy Reece had some good luck of his own.
"We've evidently had the good luck of coming to the market at the turn of the upswing".
For that, it seems, the Garrisons will have to count on good luck, of which they seem to have plenty.
I've also grown beans in my vegetable garden for years, and have never had the good luck of cultivating a BEAN TREE.
It has grown strongly under Mr Putin, thanks mainly to the good luck of sustained high oil prices, but helped too by sound macroeconomic policies.
Good luck, of course, if today, you are trying to quit as part of Stoptober, the NHS campaign to get people to stub out this month.
And that would be a stroke of good luck for all of us.
Good luck to all of them.
English bloodlines and literature are filled with such dottiness, but it was the singular misfortune -- or good luck -- of Michael Holroyd to have been born into a once-grand family boasting an entire lineage of fabulously peculiar people, a crew so wildly dysfunctional that they make the royal family look like the Partridge family.
Congratulations and good luck, Preschool Class of 2014!
