Sentence examples similar to lucky kind from inspiring English sources

"He was a happy-go-lucky kind of fellow," said David Brem, an administrative assistant in one probate court.

He'd sent home a number of the happy-go-lucky kind of photos during the time he was there, and he'd written — short sketchy letters that told nothing about the day-to-day horrors he was seeing.

Still, there is a sweetness and light to Sonali's music that makes it perfect for that happy-go-lucky kind of playlist.

"People wonder how I can be so happy all the time or seem so happy, and I am a happy, easygoing, happy-go-lucky kind of person.

If you're lucky, a kind stranger returns your belongings to you intact, at which point you offer profuse thanks.

It's just that work has come up and I'm lucky to kind of be there and get a chance to do it.

In the afternoon, when the alternative is doing spreadsheets, a meal with a colleague feels decadent and lucky (five kinds of rolls!).

Andrew is portrayed as a happy-go-lucky, lackadaisical kind of man, thus throwing into question whether he will be able to cope with spending £14,000 – they've upped the budget for the big time – on their ceremony.

If you're lucky you can kind of straddle it and I think I kind of tend to stay more on the light side.

"Shutouts are a lucky thing that kind of just happen," Clemmensen said.

I was pretty lucky that only kind of weird directors or weird movies wanted to hire me.