Sentence examples for lucky in terms of from inspiring English sources

"I've been so lucky in terms of that whole world.

Like in 'Nord-Ost,' we were lucky in terms of timing".

The SNP, not for the first time, proved lucky in terms of external events and its enemies.

He said that for gas supplies, Britain is "very lucky in terms of diversity – if not in price".

I have been lucky in terms of the support I have received from the RFU, from Keighley rugby club, my family, friends and events team.

Dyspraxia is often dismissed as laziness or stupidity, and on a personal level, I've been lucky in terms of how others have perceived my differences.

A meritocracy is a system in which the people who are the luckiest in their health and genetic endowment; luckiest in terms of family support, encouragement, and, probably, income; luckiest in their educational and career opportunities; and luckiest in so many other ways difficult to enumerate these are the folks who reap the largest rewards.

"We've been very lucky, both in terms of animal mortality and damage to the environment," said Diego Bonilla, deputy director of the Galápagos National Park.

Be lucky, Roger In terms of following Daltrey's advice, it appears that Fuller, who used to have an Internet music show called "In the Attic," in which she travelled around in a nineteen-fifties Airstream trailer and interviewed musicians, has given up that effort.

Get a life.> Be lucky, Roger In terms of following Daltrey's advice, it appears that Fuller, who used to have an Internet music show called "In the Attic," in which she travelled around in a nineteen-fifties Airstream trailer and interviewed musicians, has given up that effort.

His old mate Foley says he took the series defeat hard and another former Irish second-row great, Donal Lenihan, reckons a broken thumb in September which necessitated a three-month respite was a lucky break in terms of recharging his batteries.