Sentence examples for infamous luck from inspiring English sources
During Bayern's 3-1 awin win to Hannover, thanks to two dodgy refereeing decisions and the return of Bayern-Dusel, the club's infamous luck in winning games when playing badly, only the travelling supporters from Bavaria made themselves heard.
Bowden must have realised he was pushing his luck – ministerial communications enjoy an infamous exemption from the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA).
In an infamous remark the Tory grandee Lord Thorneycroft remarked: "Good luck to them".
With the proper timing and a little luck, you will successfully dodge the infamous blue shell.
9 P.M. (HBO) LUCK A paroled Ace (Dustin Hoffman) displays his infamous temper during a meeting with a former colleague, Nick DiRossi Alan Rosenbergg), and a possible racetrack investor, Isadore Cohen Ted Levinee).
(The swastika was a positive symbol -- of good luck -- before the advent of Germany's infamous Third Reich.) But how many know it's also called a gammadion, fylfot, or crux gammata?
Yes, there was some generous refereeing about the alleged handball offence that led to their penalty, but who could begrudge Ireland a dash of luck almost six years to the day since Thierry Henry's infamous handball helped set up the goal that prevented Giovanni Trapattoni's side reaching the 2010 World Cup?
In 1973, he'd bought a lousy team, at a relative bargain (less than ten million), and lucked out shortly thereafter, when free agency was introduced, exploiting it to infamous gain.
Stroke of luck Toronto police threaten to arrest Madonna on 29 May if she performs her infamous simulated masturbation scene during 'Like a Virgin' on her 'Blond Ambition' tour.
The net effect is to re-conceive "the most infamous homosexual on the Riviera" as a wounded "mother" to Georges's son, Jean-Michel, whashad had the severe bad luck to fall in love with the daughter of a local ideologue and moralist by the name of Dindon.
