Sentence examples for luck encourage from inspiring English sources

His connections and luck encourage George to believe in his destiny, and that old encumbrances must be shrugged off.

I was discouraged from using the secular term "good luck," and encouraged to substitute the more providential "blessing".

"I am," she taps the wooden table for luck, "broadly encouraged by what I see in terms of people recognising the danger and not going overboard.

Devotees believe the event brings good luck, and will encourage Gadhimai, the Hindu goddess of power, to answer their wishes.

For this reason, the report advocates a global initiative to establish research partnerships between rich and poor countries.With luck, this will encourage research on problems that matter to the developing world.

With any luck, this will encourage people to be more vulnerable on Facebook.

With any luck, this will encourage them to use the potty like a "big by" or "Big girl".

With any luck, you might encourage your coworkers and friends to get into a peppy enough state to keep playing online games all day.

So, instead of being passive observers in their dating lives, burdened by their "bad luck" in love, I encourage women to roll up their sleeves and start problem-solving, not only with regard to internal obstacles (limiting beliefs, low self-esteem and the like) but also how they can start thinking differently about the ways they can meet and interact with men.

With luck, all this activity will encourage even more good book writing.

He is in luck: he meets people who encourage him; he works his way through college; he becomes what he dreamed of becoming, a myrmecologist (specialising in ants); he ends up at Harvard and his increasing expertise in the ant world of the Americas and the Pacific somehow enables him to begin to see the big picture: the puzzle of life on Earth.