Sentence examples for lucky more often from inspiring English sources

They travelled however they could — by plane if they were lucky, more often on precarious boat journeys.

If you try, you will sometimes be lucky, more often unlucky, and overall do worse than if you had done nothing.

High-income people often are lucky, but more often than not their earnings reflect thrift, effort and merit.

Unlike the other black men and boys on this list, Jones survived his encounter with the police -- which was lucky, because more often than not, cops shoot to kill.

Sometimes the best you can do is extraordinary, even heroic, but more often you are lucky if it is barely enough.

How much more often do you get lucky on some early Sunday morning and catch a 45-second patch of twisting blacktop?

But there's another birdie here for Henrik Stenson; perhaps I should express my extreme disappointment with him more often, it appears to be a lucky charm.

Sometimes they can be filled by lucky discoveries or eureka moments in the archive, but more often they need to be shuffled off the page.

In the past few years I have been lucky enough to witness Bellow's renovation, sometimes in Washington, more often in Boston.

I just get reminded more often than most that some are not so lucky.

Once you entered this world, the harsh realities of the Depression were mocked (or more often, simply forgotten) by the happy-go-lucky denizens of the talkies.