Sentence examples for luck shared from inspiring English sources

And many of this magazine's readers — including an eleven-year-old boy from Louisiana, who wrote, "You have had a great life," and a man who sent a two-dollar bill, for luck — shared Hillary's determination.

Cameron's body language with his wife has always spoken volumes: their long history; his clear devotion (that of a man who still can't quite believe his luck); the shared experience of raising a family; and the life-shaping devastation of losing their disabled child.

With luck, your shared experiences should help you create a personal connection that will it much easier (and more appropriate) to ask for someone's number.

Georg Ludwig, elector of Hanover, had the good luck to share a name with England's patron saint.

Luck was sharing the interview podium with three teammates and one, free safety Michael Thomas, spoke up: "He's got my vote.

It is China's bad luck to share a long and porous border with a bankrupt and repressive neighbour, and it has had to contend with a steady flow of North Korean escapees crossing the Yalu River into north-eastern China.

"Nopsema's performance report should be a wake-up call to the government and to anyone who has the bad luck of sharing the marine environment with the oil industry," Pelle said.

Olsen is less in luck when sharing the stage with Romeo.

In the central Chinese city of Xi'an, home to the ancient terracotta warriors, Samantha Yang has had better luck in sharing her newfound spirituality with her son, Leo.

Risk relaxed on a couch on the high school's basketball court, beneath banners of the school's regional championships, griping and laughing with the man next to him about their luck, both sharing stories of their retreat.

And yes, if your friends want a treat now and then- ask them to pitch in for pot lucks- sharing is caring you see! Linda Anderson is a writer and musician residing in Boise, ID in the United States.