Sentence examples for luck to fall from inspiring English sources

It is considered bad luck to fall asleep before dawn during Jāņi.

Manson's followers had the terrible luck to fall into the path of a genuine psychopath.

Low-risk, however, isn't the same as no-risk, and my patient had the bad luck to fall into that small group with bad outcomes.

"If I don't have the luck to fall down dead while still able-bodied, it is going to be the geriatric ward for me".

Dodgson, who was in his early thirties, may simply have had the bad luck to fall in love with an amazing woman who happened to be eleven.

The net effect is to re-conceive "the most infamous homosexual on the Riviera" as a wounded "mother" to Georges's son, Jean-Michel, whashad had the severe bad luck to fall in love with the daughter of a local ideologue and moralist by the name of Dindon.

Born around the same time in the United States to an American father and an East German immigrant mother, Tom is intelligent, responsible, and has either the luck or the misfortune to fall in love in college with an alluring and crazy heiress.

(James Wolcott, "Lucking Out") C. Mr. Berlusconi pretended to fall asleep at one point, officials said, and afterward said he had never been held back a year at school.

The luck that fell to Mr. Holt fell to all Democrats when the Republicans overplayed the impeachment hand.

It was just the Mets' luck to have Harvey's start fall on such a wet night, one day after a gorgeous holiday on which they didn't come close to selling out for their crisp victory.

Good luck to you sorting out where the chips will fall.