Sentence examples for lucky central from inspiring English sources

If the world is lucky, central bankers will discount the recommendations of the BIS, will instead engage in a bit of self-examination, and will go back to figuring out how best to use their tools to shepherd demand toward potential.

As Peter Bradshaw pointed out in his Guardian review of the film, Mary is the other side of the coin of Happy-Go-Lucky's central character, Poppy.

Mr Leung has echoed their views that unspecified "foreign forces" are behind the unrest, and has said that Hong Kong is "lucky" that the central government has not yet felt it necessary to intervene.

BENNET is not the most exciting word to clue (though bun and stale were happy finds), so it was lucky that the central family in Pride and Prejudice are spelt thus, though I see that they are mis-spelt 'Bennett' in my copy of the Larousse Dictionary of Literary Characters (1994) which I consult quite regularly.

Last month it said that a few lucky foreign banks, including central banks, could invest some of the yuan they hold offshore in local Chinese bonds.

I liked the way coincidences were linked into the book, with the use of Jack's lucky number 354 being central to the plot.

Her first job after leaving Rada was in Mike Leigh's Happy-Go-Lucky as one of the central character's sisters.

SALT LAKE CITY — Todd Huntington, a dentist from a small town in central Utah, considered himself lucky.

And if you're lucky enough to be in the central terminal, I highly recommend a meal at Figs," the airport's newest restaurant.

Maybe our new central bank governor is lucky as well as charming.

According to Neil Irwin, author of The Alchemists - Inside the Secret World of Central Bankers, it was lucky the man in charge during the recent crisis, Ben Bernanke, had studied those lessons in detail.