Sentence examples for lucky to continue from inspiring English sources

Many of these men would soon be lucky to continue running their own companies, let alone the United States government.

"Do I think Ray Kelly is a stand-up, very good police commissioner who the city would be lucky to continue to have?" she says.

Personally, I have been lucky to continue working on the same project despite being in France between 1995 and 1997.

I've always been very lucky to continue to work with great filmmakers and to learn as much as I can from them.

But even I wanted Gary Beach to win! I've been very lucky to continue to work on Broadway since, but I know how random it is to get a role that can put you in that nomination pool.

He wrote: "I accept that speculation, cheerful or otherwise, about the private life is something public figures must expect, but I am lucky enough to continue to enjoy the love and support of Victoria and my children, Claudia and Freddy, and to finally be at ease with myself.

Cutting the program will diminish the benefits for those lucky enough to continue to be covered by CalWORKs while simultaneously pulling the financial rug out from under others who will no longer receive aid.

We often talked about how lucky we were to continue our partnership and how much we enjoyed working together, developing and helping the younger generation to fulfil their dreams.

In search of interesting bits, Ms. Hunter added, "I started playing men and children and dogs, and I was lucky enough for it to continue".

Murray, who was shaky as he rose to his feet, was lucky to be able to continue but seconds later the fight was over as Mitchell sent in another combination that saw the contest stopped by the referee.

In late 1987, Minogue flew to England to record "I Should Be So Lucky", before returning home to continue with Neighbours.