Sentence examples for luck of being able from inspiring English sources

When I imagined the luck of being able to work alone from home, and not have to chitchat by the water cooler every day, or make small talk in the hall, or smile at someone when I was in a bad mood, I thought remote life would be perfect for me.

A major part of this process was the luck of being able to talk things over with people who really understood because they had been through it themselves, and were willing to support and mentor me...even when I was being a complete pain.

I shudder to think what would have happened if I hadn't had the luck and luxury of being able to legalize my status so early on.

"She's given me a lot of happiness and brought me a lot of luck, being able to make music, and that's a freedom few people have.

The sun shines, the birds soar, and it is just another stroke of great luck to be able to participate in the makeup of the landscape any day of the year.

Was it a little bit of luck, a lot of skill, being able to be cool under pressure, can you explain how you guys were always able to come out on top?

"A lot of it is luck, being able to stay out of crashes.

Also, as my parents told me over and over back when I started, make sure you have a Plan B. There's a lot of luck involved in being able to do what I do for a living.

Ten weeks before opening night the Met, in a rare stroke of luck, was able to replace Mr. Stein with the extraordinarily talented and unquestionably competent Stephen Wadsworth as the show's director.

By a bit of luck, I was able to direct the first production of The Room, Pinter's first play, at the Bristol University drama department exactly 50 years ago in 1957.

With a full set of red-coloured properties and more than a handful of luck, Shaw was able to dominate the board and blast his way to the winner's podium.