Sentence examples for luck to avoid from inspiring English sources

At the rate he's going, though, he'll need a bit of luck to avoid the rest.

"We have had tremendous luck to avoid serious injuries and any fatalities.

Most people who use drugs rely on a network of trusted suppliers, private encrypted software and a whole lot of luck to avoid ending up on the wrong side of the law during a big night out.

In deconstructing the response, Dr. Hunker, the terrorism expert, said, it will be important to investigate what role luck played, to avoid having to rely on it in the future.

If you thought LMFAO and Bruno Mars were ubiquitous in this country, good luck trying to avoid them overseas.

Good Luck! Try to avoid popping your pimples.

From touching wood for good luck, to walking around ladders to avoid bad luck, we all have little routines or superstitions, which make little sense when you stop to think about them.

THROUGH a combination of good policy and good luck Australia has managed to avoid recession for more than two decades.

The Tour de France champion Vincenzo Nibali also tried his luck near the finale to avoid a sprint, but the Italian did not have his best legs to have a real shot at victory.

Obviously, there was no shortage of other incidents: desperate guys racing down hallways, an attempt at statutory rape, a raid we were able to avoid by luck and cunning — cunning, Laura's; luck, the bronze solidarity of bathers.

Second, most everyday superstitions involve the avoidance of undesired outcomes, such as omens (e.g., knocking on wood to avoid bad luck), rather than obtaining desired outcomes (e.g., using an amulet to bring about good luck) (Blum & Blum, 1974; Wiseman & Watt, 2004).