Sentence examples for lucky call from inspiring English sources

"Call it tenacious, call it lucky, call it ambitious, call it fortune smiling on me, but I've had really good experiences," Mr. Logan said of his Hollywood career in a recent interview.

In the late 1990s (Beck is fuzzy on dates), while filling in as a talk radio host at WABC in New York City, Beck got a lucky call from media agent George Hiltzik, who had been tipped off by the program director.

Even when the timers and allocators make lucky calls at the top, there is almost no chance they will get you back in anywhere near the bottom.

Call him lucky or call him smart, but for four more years, call him governor.

She calls Alexander "an incredibly intelligent and kind man, and I'm lucky to call him a friend", but says she knows Clarke less well.

I was lucky to call him my friend.

"This thing came about because of a conversation with a neighbor and a lucky phone call.

She considers herself lucky to call London home and loves travelling, art and anything food-related.

Last summer, I broke a songwriting drought with "Breakneck Ridge," essentially a hymn for the Hudson Highlands, which I've been lucky to call home since 1991.

Itoje said: "I am lucky to call Sarries home, and I am delighted to extend my contract for three more years.

I worked for him at the previous newspaper he started, the Forward, and although our political passions were often hopelessly at odds, I considered myself lucky to call him my boss.