Sentence examples for luck to stand from inspiring English sources

That is quite a neo-colonialist view of cooperation...Venezuela has the luck to stand on its own feet [due to its large oil reserves] and to change our own national patterns, but we don't have to pledge [an emission reduction] because we don't have to beg anyone [for finance].

Blatter has also spoken about the "health and good luck" he would need to stand, comments seen by some within Fifa as a sign he may yet choose to stand aside.

Violet Luck is made for the woman who wants to stand out and demonstrate her inner beauty.

But Luck is fast building his own legacy, one strong enough to stand on its own.

"If he wants to stand on the first tee and feel that way, good luck.

It was like Jyoti to stand burning invisibly in the circle, hardly able to believe her luck.

Brutalism also had the bad luck to be used in social housing estates, like London's Robin Hood Gardens and Sheffield's Park Hill, and so came to stand for urban decay.

"In the midst of my great misfortune, I had the luck to find a woman who stood by me all of these years," said Modiano said.

You can build a solid handset, but when your standout feature doesn't stand out, best of luck to you.

I couldn't think how they could stand it, or believe my luck to be spared this interfering busybody.

It was her brother's bad luck to be the dying man's last stand.