Sentence examples for lucky bubble from inspiring English sources

The battalion had been in a lucky bubble since arriving in Ghazni.

"Until recently, great ideas could get lucky and bubble up.

Cruising above the sea floor to the mellow tunes of Jack Johnson and Melody Gardot (no touching the pilot's radio), we searched for the telltale signs of activity: clam beds, shag carpets of gooey white or orange bacterial mat, or, if you're really lucky, strings of bubbles.

"I'm lucky I'm in a bubble with not many plastic-negative people in my life," Dr Naomi tells me, sitting at her desk, surrounded by gifts from her patients.

I was lucky enough because it was a bubble right there in the early '80s when they were actually doing some films with women in them -- there was "Julia" and a bunch of others.

How lucky you are to live in a bubble.

I've been lucky to live my life in a bubble of progressive liberal values and tolerance.

If you're lucky enough to find a mountain spring bubbling from the rocks, it's usually safe to drink directly from it – but this does not apply even a couple feet (0.6 m) away.

I was lucky enough to get to check out the bubbling lava lamp wall first-hand.

"We deserve to be here -- this is not a lucky thing, this is not a team being in the bubble," he said, adding similar praise for the sixth-seeded Wild.

If you are lucky, the films will draw together to form a square bubble in the centre of the wand.