Sentence examples for luckily too from inspiring English sources

Luckily, too, she had the chance to take part in international marketing meetings.

And luckily, too, patriotic Egyptians are aware of the need to close ranks to combat a vicious psychological war to undermine their country.

Luckily, too, I don't do as many drugs or get in as many fights as they did -- a lot of my fight went into being in a rock band, making music, and stuff like that.

"After I got out of the cab, he followed me up three flights of stairs and forced his way into my apartment, attempting to force himself on me but he was luckily too drunk and coked up to get hard so he gave up".

Together on a plate, they were Expressionist art — luckily, not too pretty to eat.

Luckily nothing too serious happened to anyone, but we need to sit down together, get an explanation and get something done".

Luckily, I, too, am that kind of person, so I have no problem with everyone I know chuckling about the Dowager's latest zinger.

Luckily, politically, too, there is change in the air.

"Luckily not too much (pain during the race) but now, afterwards, it's not 100percentt but I have time to rest and get it right," Raikkonen said.

It is a five-minute ride on the boat, but the rain begins to pelt down, luckily not too heavy to stop the boats this time.

Luckily, nothing went too badly.