Sentence examples for lucky note from inspiring English sources

The New York Times, to its credit, did run a long procedural story that exposed the years of planning before the Heatherwick design was made public – but ended on the same "Aren't we lucky?" note.

"Lousy teams in prime markets are very lucky," notes Belmont Moody, a manager for a sports apparel wholesaler in Chicago that distributes NFL-licensed clothes and novelties.

"Supply teachers are dinner ladies who got lucky" he notes in another early segment.

One owner, Andrew Freiser of Fredericks & Freiser, on West 24th Street, said he felt lucky, and noted that a border of electrical tape around his doors and windows had reduced the amount of water that got into the space.

On a lighter note, lucky viewers will also get "fun" insights into the goings on in Casa Palin in Alaska.

It's to take nothing away from those lucky New Yorkers to note that this is one of those moments in which symbolism and subtext trump text.

Her husband was indeed a very lucky man!" Make note, Carol directs.

Even if you are lucky enough to note them down, there's only a very small probability you've got yourself some prized content there.

And Butler probably got a bit lucky, he says, noting that "Judge Cummings is not one to normally depart downward" from sentences recommended by national guidelines.

"Before opening night in Philadelphia, we all got together and said, 'If we get good personal reviews out of this show we are lucky,'" she noted.

Guardian reader spacetimeloops explained their reason for not voting for Malala: "Malala is a brave lucky girl worthy of note; however she must stand on another pedestal; her 'work' is not over".