Sentence examples for luck would be from inspiring English sources

Luck would be escorted from the practice field to the locker room on some days to avoid autograph-seekers.

Drafted No1 overall by the Colts and supposedly cerebral like his predecessor, it was hoped that Luck would be a more athletic Manning.

With luck, well-calibrated strikes might scare Mr Assad towards the negotiating table.Do it well and follow throughBut counting on luck would be a mistake, especially in this fortune-starved country.

Where the unions may be in luck would be in rediscovering their friendly society roots and pitching – along with the rest of the voluntary sector – to run community projects currently operated directly by the state.

These were Mehari Solomon's first steps of what is considered the world's most perilous migration route and already he had learnt that luck would be his most cherished companion.

My bad luck would be cosmically counterbalanced by the miraculous good luck of having a father who would be the very first person in the world to recover from AIDS.

They knew that the Germans were a basically civilised lot, and that with luck they would be reasonably treated and, at least, kept alive.

With any luck, you would be able to watch such films on a YouTube-equipped monster flat-panel television.

But can you imagine what luck it would be to discover, at nine, that you can cure heartbreak by writing it out?

When Chris Turner was appointed Sheffield Wednesday's manager in November he said that with a little bit of luck they would be playing in Europe within five years.

It looked like a commercial fruit with luck, it would be available in five years and, best of all, it had no U.C. parentage.