Sentence examples for luck because of from inspiring English sources

I tried yesterday at 12 and had no luck because of the fog".

I know America's social safety net isn't the strongest, but it should be able to help out a couple of New Yorkers who are down on their luck because of mass transit.

Anyone who slips and falls on public property is probably out of luck, because of the legal immunity given municipalities and other public agencies for dangers caused solely by the weather.

He winced at the suggestion that the universe had conspired to make his life easier, which was a huge tell— people less privileged are comfortable with acknowledging when they've had luck, because of all the times they haven't.

As Notre Dame arrived here, as it prepared for Alabama, the Irish took several questions about their luck because of the close games they had pulled out, even games, like the one against Stanford, in which it appeared they were aided by a fortuitous call.

The most satisfying part of the The King's Speech victory is David Seidler's Oscar for best screenplay: Oscar night is generally a display of younger or middle-youth faces looking stunned, euphoric, unable quite to believe their luck (because of course luck plays its part).

You're in luck, because in a couple of months, you'll be able to do just that in The Netherlands.

Well, you're in luck, because some of the best teams in the world go to America every summer for their respective preseasons.

In other words, they're out of luck because, like us and our neighbors, they underestimated the severity of a real estate market collapse.

Luckily you're not out of luck because as luck would have it, you know me and I have 500 beta invites to dole out.

I wish Uber the best of luck because I am one of those that really likes their service.