Sentence examples similar to harbinger of luck from inspiring English sources
OVER the course of his career at the Jackson Rancheria Casino and Hotel in Jackson, Calif., Joe Hebel has been seen as a harbinger of fortune, a liaison to luck and the sweetest angel known to man.
Hachi, described in the Mainichi newspaper as an employee of the shop in Mito, Ibaraki prefecture, sports two black markings above her eyes that resemble the kanji character for the number eight, considered a harbinger of good luck in Japan.
She was born on the day that her father lost his business and the family's savings in yet another unfortunate bet, and she has come to believe his accusation that she is a harbinger of bad luck.
Competitors, teams and even leagues have shied away from the number, fearing it to be a harbinger of bad luck and, potentially, harmful to revenue.
Traditionally, a doppelganger might be a harbinger of bad luck or even death -- and in these modern times, we are reminded when confronted with these shades of ourselves to consider what we're giving up to corporations and server farms.
It was commonly held that Charms — the hard-boiled candies that used to come with one of the meals — were harbingers of bad luck.
Although most live in the shadows, some are hired to dance at weddings and parties, where they are viewed as novelty acts and harbingers of good luck.
So, it's a matter of luck.
Good and bad luck have a way of changing places: a broken coffee machine, an intestinally distressed pigeon and even a broken nose can turn out to be harbingers of good fortune.
