Sentence examples for luck in terms of from inspiring English sources

They are pushing their luck, in terms of freshness.

Lucky has not had much luck in terms of keeping his teeth; only one fang remains.

Wolves manager Kenny Jackett said: "We did it with heart and luck in terms of the goal, but I'm very pleased with the commitment, effort and character.

With alternative cinema – any sort of cinema that isn't mainstream – you're fresh out of luck in terms of getting theatre space and having people come to see it.

But you need a bit of luck in terms of opposition, and in games, because sometimes it can hit somebody on the backside and you lose.

"It shows a kind of consistency over a long period of time and a certain degree of luck in terms of health," Shanahan said of his streak.

"As first-time home buyers, I think we lucked out in terms of what's going on with the housing market," said Mr. Rose, an accountant, who proposed to Ms. Gizas, an advertising copy writer, days after signing the purchase agreement.

If anything, she lucked out in terms of my physical lameness.

But he accepted pupils faced "an element of luck", for example in terms of having an inspirational teacher.

"It's bitterly bad luck on Bermuda in terms of timing," Alderney's team boss Michael Ellen told BBC Guernsey.

Speaking on BBC Breakfast, Mr Hunt, said "primary schools is where it all starts and catching people young is incredibly important" but he accepted pupils faced "an element of luck", for example in terms of having an inspirational teacher.