Sentence examples for luck away from from inspiring English sources

That three-year period was just a few strokes of dumb luck away from being as prolific a streak of perfection as today.

But many are a few bad strokes of luck away from being in a tough situation, with little savings to protect them.

He is finding himself in possession near goal with alarming regularity (if you're a Newcastle fan, that is), and is surely only one bit of luck away from turning his inexperienced marker, Steve Caldwell.

Morgan Rittichier was just a pinch of luck away from walking off South Pasadena High's soccer field with a hat trick Friday.

I follow narrow lanes, barely wider than my shoulders, until I find Rajoub's house, more by luck than judgment, a block away from that of Ismail Haniya, the Hamas prime minister.

With a bit of luck and staying away from injuries we have a chance in every game.

A dazzling 80-yard drive in the closing minutes included Luck's sliding away from Clay Matthews to fire a 15-yard strike to Reggie Wayne — one of the few remaining holdovers from the Manning years, whom Luck said he was honored to throw to — on a third-and-12 near midfield.

"There's also Cummings and, if you have that bit of luck and keep away from injuries, it can happen". Friday's match at St Mirren Park in Paisley is the young Scots' fourth of 10 they will play in European Championship Qualifying Group 3. Sbragia admits it is very difficult to predict how many of his current squad will make it to full international level.

"We'll need some luck in staying away from injuries and avoiding foul trouble," Halagan said.

In people's words, fire should not be given lest the luck be taken away from the house, or for better crops, or because of bees.

When the dice are rolling your way, you should know to start hedging your bets and minimizing your risk as eventually lady luck will walk away from you.