Sentence examples for lucky time from inspiring English sources
It's a lucky time to be a pitcher.
"This is a lucky time for the city," says Glaisek.
It was a lucky time to be writing science fiction.
ML: You are seen as having had a surprisingly lucky time as a screenwriter.
A National Lottery spokesman said: "It is an especially lucky time for lottery players in the UK.
"And we're walking over the bridge, and it seemed like a lucky time — a bridge is a transition — so I asked her to marry me.
She smiled her yes/no smile: remote yet flirtatious, quizzical yet penetrating, a smile she could muster only at certain lucky times.
A growing moon and a flowing tide are lucky times to marry in.
As with all "Idol" results shows, the May 10 episode was packed full of juicy generally mediocre performances from people who are only tenuously still musically relevant -- this week, those lucky time-wasters were judge Jennifer Lopez, and lackluster winner of yesteryear, David Cook.
Because we are lucky, Times photographer Marcus Yam and I happened upon El Muertho late on a Thursday evening inside the Pasaje Rodriguez, an arcade just off Avenida Revolución.
It was a happy-go-lucky time.
