Sentence examples for lucky still from inspiring English sources
"I'm also lucky still living with my mum and dad at home.
Coleman's record would suggest he is lucky still to be in the job.
He also thought Cissé was lucky still to be on the field of play, and he had a point.
I was lucky; still, it took a week to recover and another week to start thinking about my next step.
Danny Grewcock claims he is lucky still to be in the Bath side, let alone playing Test rugby, after being axed from the England team.
Ribéry was lucky still to be on the field after the Italian referee did not show him a card for a petulant straight-arm assault into the eye of Robert Lewandowski.
McCarthy was lucky to be alive; Fister was luckier still.
They are luckier still in their acting leader.
They were lucky not to die, and luckier still that their children opted out of the feast.
Luckier patients received drip feeds from a friend or relative; those who were luckier still had the luxury of a hospital bed.
Luckier still, those in the West who do deal with China often suffer even more acute mental squishiness over Tibet, with the opposite effect.
