Sentence examples for luck given from inspiring English sources

It probably isn't bad luck, given that Voldemort is a) dead and b) entirely fictional.

Wasps may also consider they are due some festive luck, given their controversial last-gasp defeat away to Connacht last week.

"Although dropped on his way to completing back to back centuries, the right hander deserved the luck, given the fluency with which he has played since the start of the campaign.

DeFazio went on to predict that Congress might retroactively help military retirees, but that the unemployed were probably out of luck given GOP resistance in the House to anti-poverty aid.

"I've had some bad luck giving and taking a few hits.

Dotel adopted the stuffed version for good luck, giving it a home in his locker and toasting it with his teammates during Sunday's celebration.

But on March 25, during the fifth and final campaign, 20 miles from Berlin and with the collapse of Germany a certainty, his luck gave out.

But equally, anybody who doesn't that admit luck plays a big role, that you don't become Bloomberg and you don't become Microsoft without luck, give me a break.

His government started the channel with a $130m loan, which will soon come due for repayment (given its current run of luck, giving the money back should be a cinch).

Walks led by genial American expat Al – whose second job as a sommelier makes him a useful wine guide, too – take in the best pieces and, if you're in luck, give you a chance to meet the artists.

But he's not having much luck giving it away to universities.