Sentence examples for lucky start from inspiring English sources

An opening win in Uzbekistan was a great, if somewhat lucky, start.

"We almost dropped the anchor on top of the wreck," Mr. Clifford said of his lucky start.

It has not been a lucky start, in fact in some games you could say we have been unlucky not to get points.

MassChallenge will provide $1 million in financing to a lucky start-up.

You stand there and think, Fucking hell, how lucky are we?" Webster didn't have the luckiest start in life.

So a $3.88 share price, which signifies 'prosperity from birth,' is a far luckier start than $4.

Stacey Higginbotham says tech start-ups are the luckiest start-ups, and Matthew Lynley shares five rules for building the next big enterprise start-up, including: "Your users are your best salespeople".

I was very lucky to start this company and keep it my own.

And women in biology can take solace in knowing they make more than humanities majors, who are lucky to start in the mid-30s.

I was lucky to start under the old plan, or I would not have been able to afford to do any doctoral studies.

Our story is the story of almost every early career artist: you make work, and if you work hard and get lucky you start to build a reputation.