Sentence examples for has luckily been from inspiring English sources

The countertenor is a 20th-century phenomenon, the approximation of an art that has luckily been lost to us.

"The attempt to smuggle such a momentous decision past parliament has luckily been stopped by the court.

Exhibit 1 is "deep poverty", people living below 50 percent of the poverty line: Exhibit 2 is real income of non-elderly households: And Exhibit 3 is employment-based health insurance, whose decline has luckily been offset by public provision: Things were getting worse for lots of Americans even before the slump.

"That started at the pilot, and we have luckily been able to keep it alive off and on over all these years".

He went on to describe Die Linke MPs as "dragon spawn" and "the miserable dregs of something that had luckily been overcome".

"We have luckily been able to weather the storm because much of our clientele comes here often or have apartments here and consider themselves part-time New Yorkers".

Ross says he "accepted Christ into his heart" at 5, after hearing the story of a little boy who froze to death but had, luckily, been "saved" beforehand.

A spokesman for the Aberglaslyn Mountain Rescue Team said he had "luckily" been caught by his gear.

Since the 90s, and the end of the war in the former Yugoslavia, there have luckily been no inter-ethnic or religiously motivated acts of violence.

Brad: The movie opens with the line, "PAH-Reee, Ahhhhhhhh...... .. when that gets a laugh, which it really has, luckily, you know you're going to be fine.

She might have luckily avoided being drugged before the competition, which would have impaired her competence.