"luck turn" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a sudden change in fortune or luck. Example: After a string of unfortunate events, John's luck finally turned when he won the lottery.
If Serbia wants to see its luck turn, it will have to tread a similar course.
When, early in 2013, I asked Oliver to write about ash trees for our new monograph series, I did not expect him to say yes – as a small publisher you learn to be plucky, push your luck, turn rough-skinned through rejection.
Low consumer confidence, layoffs and bankruptcies these are the concerns of the real market, where real companies employ real people to make real products and services that they sell to real customers to earn real revenues and, with luck, turn real profits.
Also, follow him oNoTworryr @ShutUpAndrosky.
One of the henchmen put his arm around me and whispered into my ear, "See, I tell you your luck turn around".
If the simple tweaking of a digital password can make a tennis pro feel strong and a dude down on his luck turn his life around, it's worth trying at least once, don't you think?
