Sentence examples for looks for luck from inspiring English sources

Shamrock looks for luck with iconic artists' music rights.

And don't look for Luck to play far into the second half.

The Members' Lobby is famous for its statue of Winston Churchill; the famous leader's brass toe has been rubbed shiny by Tory MPs looking for luck in their maiden speeches.

You have to look for your luck," Vicente Iborra insisted.

Inside, you make for Fiona Banner's Arsewoman in Wonderland to gawp at all the rude words, but quickly sniff that "after a while one only looks for her next misspelling and pot-luck stab at punctuation" (Sunday Telegraph).

A down-on-his-luck former con artist looks for one last big score in Los Angeles.

Over the next four days, I look for Rodman with no luck.

Once inside the Duane Reade, the two boys began plotting a getaway, looking for alternate exits: no luck.

You'll have better luck looking for credit unions, which offer similar services to community banks, at findacreditunion.com.

Kyra has been unemployed for two years; she's actively looking for work, but bad luck overtakes her at every turn.

Archaeologists may have more luck looking for an earlier transition to complex societies at sites in the north, perhaps including Tell Hamoukar.