Sentence examples for lucky going from inspiring English sources

Off he goes: "I was very lucky going to the Wimbledon final, and you go to this lunch before the final and you don't quite know who you are going to sit next to.

A: We're extremely lucky going into this market because if you take runners, triathletes and cyclists it's one of the strongest communities in the U.S.

British racing was feeling lucky going into a Royal Ascot billed as much vintage as international, and that sense of good fortune not only materialised, but stayed in place pretty much throughout the five days.

Wrexham manager Andy Morrell told BBC Radio Wales: "I thought we were relatively lucky going in at 2-2, but I ripped into a few of them at half-time and we got a bit of a response.

Other protesting students weren't so lucky, going to prison for lengthy jail terms after being charged with "violent disorder".

Lookin At Lucky went off as the favorite in the 2010 Derby and had to run around lots of horses just to come home sixth.

If you're feeling lucky, go for the shot-melee-shot and maybe, just maybe, you'll land a headshot.

I think we've got some lucky vibe going at the minute".

"I wouldn't even say the luckiest is going to win.

She was lucky; all went well.

If you're lucky, nothing goes wrong.