Sentence examples for highly unlucky from inspiring English sources

Numerologists are people who believe that there are either positive or negative aspects to certain numerals and patterns and that these patterns can be either auspicious or highly unlucky.

It's the George Costanza of landlocked Central European nations—highly unlucky, kind of testy, and not particularly well equipped to defend itself from outside attacks.

It's the George Costanza of landlocked central European nations—highly unlucky, kind of testy, and not particularly well equipped to defend itself from outside attacks.

Your bed should never be directly facing the door, as that is highly unlucky and is the funeral position as well.

"We are extremely unlucky.

They will be highly expensive, and unlucky health breaks will be all the more tragic because not everyone will be able to afford the best treatments.

While coach Craig Bellamy is keeping his cards close to his chest, it's expected Hampton will be selected ahead of a fourth forward on the bench with highly rated youngster Felise Kaufusi unlucky to miss out.

The elephants of Asia, already highly endangered from their unlucky interactions with humans, have also become victims of the organized criminal ivory trade.

Former Chelsea winger Pat Nevin: "The negative for me is the departure of Yossi Benayoun as I rate him very, very highly and think he has been unlucky with injuries.

"Monty Panesar is unlucky but it was always highly unlikely that we would play two spinners at Chester-le-Street".

"He is unlucky but it was always highly unlikely that he was going to play at the Riverside," said the national selector Geoff Miller.