Sentence examples for lucky combination from inspiring English sources

With Bolaño, it was a lucky combination of prior admiration and a proposal.

Keith Moon-style drumming is a lucky combination of the artful and the artless.

At Hanukkah that's a "lucky combination," he says: Instead of latkes, the family makes Indian dosas.

McWeddings were first announced on Oct. 10, 2010, because "10-10-10" is another lucky combination.

A "lucky combination" of rare circumstances has meant the reef has been able to make a recovery.

Wearing his lucky combination of blazer and turtleneck, Steinbrenner strode through a crowd of reporters, answering a question or two.

According to Lessing, you "couldn't have a luckier combination" for a novelist than the "quite excessively British" attitudes of her parents and "the other eye" that growing up in another country provides.

Meals begin with a basket of cornbread or sweet-potato bread (or, if you're lucky, a combination), obviously just baked.

Clinton's 1992 election victory itself was rather lucky, a combination of a retrospectively mild economic downturn, an uninspiring incumbent, GOP voter fatigue and – perhaps more than anything else – the insurgent third party candidacy of Ross Perot.

A few lucky coaches, by combination of success and circumstance, have deftly managed their own exits over the years (Vince Lombardi or Don Shula or Bill Cowher).

At the other end of the rink, Boucher was both good and lucky, a formidable combination, in facing 29 Devils shots.