Sentence examples for luck to do from inspiring English sources

I had unbelievable luck to do organized-crime cases.

"You need a little luck to do that, but I worked at it.

Three other drivers are eligible to squeeze into the Chase, but they will need lots of luck to do so.

Johnson still blew away the field – but he had the bad luck to do it while representing the only country that would actually do anything about it.

Liberia's warmongering ex-president, Charles Taylor, has been pushed into exile, Congo's rebels and government have signed a peace pact and Sudan's are set, with luck, to do something similar.

No, the editor says when the professor asks, the civilizing hero or god is not depicted, because it is considered bad luck to do so — or sacrilegious, same thing; he is represented by the whole, being part of everything that is, a primitive religious notion you've often accused of creating a predisposition to tyranny.

Hint: luck has a lot to do with it.

Luck has a lot to do with it".

"Getting to the big leagues has a lot to do with luck.

Then again, Manhattan real estate has a lot to do with luck, doesn't it?" Of course, that question is at the heart of the perennial debate over the fairness and effectiveness of rent-stabilization laws.

It's a lot to do with luck really.