Sentence examples for lucky crowd from inspiring English sources

We are luckiest when we get a performer at once learned and fervid; and it was a very lucky crowd that came to the Frick Collection earlier this month to hear the violinist Andrew Manze.

Before a lucky crowd of fewer than 150 people, LuPone performs her show "The Lady with A Torch".

But for one lucky crowd in Orlando, Florida, they witnessed the ultimate trifecta of boy band goodness.

Even vocal twister Reggie Watts, although not part of the Dirtybird label, took the time to intimately delight a lucky crowd after hours on Saturday by performing his magic while sitting in a golf cart, speaker strapped to the roof, pizza in hand, making us all feel very special.

Decorated with a wild collage of lucha libre masks, Virgin of Guadalupe prints and even a lip-synching deerhead, the small club draws a happy-go-lucky crowd with an eccentric soundtrack of salsa, Mexican pop and música norteña.

You're a nice guy... and you're so lucky!" The crowd are being thoroughly amused by this likeable and wry winner.

Belfast has a lucky location, crowded around the Lagan river with hills rising beyond and the lough opening the city to the world.

I'll admitI got a little bit lucky there".The crowd went wild whenshown the replay moments afterthe save was made.

"We are lucky with the crowds.

The 30-year-old, who represented Great Britain at London 2012, added: "We were really lucky with the crowds at the Olympics, which were unbelievable.

Ryan Adams, Chrissie Hynde, Patti Smith, Vampire Weekend, Nick Cave, Regina Spektor, Glen Hansard, The Shins, K.D Lang--they've all performed under the barrel-vaulted ceiling for lucky standing room crowds.