Sentence examples for luck take from inspiring English sources
All the would-be novelist can do is trust to luck, take the nearest pattern, and hope that it resembles someone else's.
When we spot a loris, one of us shines a halogen spotlight on the animal to get a really good look at it, confirm the species and, with luck, take a photograph.
Jo Stone-Fewings's King John (right) begins with an impish glee as if he can hardly believe he's got his hands on the crown, and gradually becomes a marginalised figure who dies unnoticed, as bad management and bad luck take their toll and his lords desert him for the Dauphin (Ciarán Owens).
Some who respond to the problem of moral luck take a single approach to all kinds of luck.
If you want more luck, take more chances.
Otherwise, good luck, take two steps from the news, and call me in the morning.
Luck takes a snap and drops back.
The bad luck took other forms.
Luck takes it with good humor — he and Gruden wind up dissolving in laughter.
By the end of March, his luck took one more turn -- at last, a welcome one.
