Sentence examples for luck visited from inspiring English sources

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Whenever bad luck visited us, she asked aloud whether her mother was angry at her. Was this a curse?

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You won't find ruggedized laptops at, say, CompUSA or Dell.com; you'll have better luck visiting the booths at trade shows like the International Symposium of Wearable Computers, the Firehouse Emergency Services Expo and the Police on Bikes Show.

Shoppers have the best luck visiting on weekends.

"If I had ever had the good luck to visit them," she wrote in 1985, "I certainly would not have tried to discuss 'Finnegans Wake' with Joyce.

Less than two weeks earlier, he had the bad luck to visit New Hampshire on the same weekend that his junior colleague in the Senate Barack Obama, from Illinois, was also visiting.

YOUR correspondent has had the luck of visiting two cities in the last week wracked by drug-related violence: Nuevo Laredo, on Mexico's border with the United States, and San Pedro Sula, in northern Honduras.

It is strange that a sporting country should have been so churlish to her daughters, when even so far back as the seventies and eighties there were open-air baths for women in the Seine, the Rhine, the Rhone, and probably in many other rivers which I had not the good luck to visit.

With luck, families visiting the Strauss Ranch on Sunday will be spared the desert heat we've been having lately and may be able to enjoy a whiff of sea breeze while lolling, listening--and maybe singing along--in the park above the Valley.

His luck came when he visited his older sister, a neighbour of Neutra's in the Silver Lake district of the city, whose lodger was one of Neutra's draughtsmen.

One of the key story points came from his friend Jack Handey, a writer for Saturday Night Live who wanted to do a sketch about a down-on-his-luck shoemaker who is visited by a bunch of elves who help him, but make very bad shoes.

Into this steaming, squalid yet determinedly alive place comes Blanche Du Bois, all white lace and magnolias, a Southern schoolteacher, temporarily perhaps down on her luck, arriving to visit her sister Stella, who is married to the coarse and vigorous Stanley.

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