Sentence examples for lucky target from inspiring English sources

Xiajiang was the lucky target.

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But as one who 30 years later still salivates when he sees the Lucky Strike target, I must admit that what I find most intriguing is the tantalizing possibility of smoking again, addiction free, just one or two cigarettes a day... Steven Lewis New Paltz, N.Y., Oct. 22, 2007.

Recycling rates reached 14% last year and should be 17% this year, reaching 25% in 2005, although many believe that the government will be lucky to meet this target.

If you're really, really lucky, 10% of your target will learn about your new brand on launch day.

Target is lucky that I'm sort of obsessed with shopping there – I wouldn't bother for a no-name retailer.

We saw this time and again in buyouts involving Huntsman, Penn National Gaming, Clear Channel and other private equity deals which either failed or, if the targets were lucky, were renegotiated when the bidding private equity firm tried to walk away.

"He took the series into more esoteric areas, playing with things like Cleopatra and so forth, whereas with mine, I was very lucky to have easy targets to snipe at – the army, hospitals, schools and so forth".

Later she and Leach were equally lucky that so many on-target Argentinian bombs failed to explode; six ships were lost, but the number could easily have been doubled.

If you were lucky, you would sometimes hit your target.

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