Sentence examples for horrendous luck from inspiring English sources
"We've had horrendous luck with injuries and this performance was a massive contrast to how we played against QPR on New Year's Day when we should have had something from the game.
It compensated for horrendous luck in the Giro d'Italia, where Martin crashed out on the opening day in Belfast, and it placed Martin in the same bracket as past Irish heroes Sean Kelly and Stephen Roche.
For Senna this is a fine recompense not only because of his famous uncle but also because of the horrendous luck he had in that race in Turkey less than two weeks ago when he hit a dog and got ejected from the race.
"We've had horrendous luck with injuries and it's just a matter of getting through that and picking up points along the way.
"It's horrendous luck," Clark told BBC WM. "Even before my time the right-back position at the club has seemed cursed.
"It's horrendous bad luck for Tom because it is only last year that he came back from a very bad neck injury and did so well for England but the Lions as well.
Talking to BBC Radio Leicester, Cockerill continued: "He has had horrendous bad luck [with injury].
It was utterly pure luck that the horrendous Cincinnati tragedy didn't happen that night in DC.
We have to pick ourselves up and come back on Tuesday and hopefully we can have good luck instead of all this horrendous back luck".
And so the 154 people who survived a modern Titanic have fallen into that strange category of luck — the kind that would not be necessary had not horrendous bad fortune preceded it.
