Sentence examples for in better luck from inspiring English sources

If you subscribe to a U.S. account you're in better luck as dozens of movies are being added to the service including The Hurt Locker and series eight of Doctor Who.

Vice President Dick Cheney, a former No. 2 House Republican leader, pitched in, with no better luck.

Lost in translation Better luck this Time?

Hassel was deeply disappointed and hoped in vain for better luck in the cinema.

He'll be back later in the innings praying for better luck.

Stephanie Atherton, 52, a drop-in at the Samaritan House in White Plains, had better luck initially.

That's Tigran Hamasyan, the young Armenian pianist who won the Thelonious Monk competition in 2006 and who has had much better luck in Europe than in America, signing with Universal France and living mostly in Paris.

His interest in science blossomed there, but he also encountered a new challenge when one of his teachers painted a bleak picture for a black scientist in the United States, suggesting that Arthur Walker might have better luck in that career in Cuba.

Richard Torrenzano, 50, a former spokesman for the New York Stock Exchange who now runs a consulting company in New York, had better luck.

In other words, better luck next time.

That's exactly what went down over the weekend but if you didn't happen to spend your Thanksgiving break camped out next to a mystical ATM in Houston, well, better luck next time.