Sentence examples for lucky to discuss from inspiring English sources

One can hardly imagine a senior member of the Blair administration hosting such a discussion in the runup to the Iraq invasion; indeed they would have been lucky to discuss it in their own cabinet.

But the real draw, available to all acting and directing nominees, is the twenty-thousand-dollar gift certificate, which will — oh, my Lord — pay for Olessia Kantor, the founder of Enigma Life, to fly out in person and meet each of the lucky winners (and grumpy losers) to "discuss their 2015 horoscope, analyze dreams, and teach them mind control techniques".

It happens that I was lucky enough to meet him before he passed away, and to discuss much of the questions involving entropy and information (he showed to me how Prigogine was completely wrong, for example, see his paper cited above).

Did you used to discuss everything together but now find you're lucky to talk about who is dropping off the kids and who is responsible for the garbage run this week?

Howard's happy-go-lucky image took a beating in the process, leaving him disinclined to discuss it.

We were lucky enough to catch them before they embarked on this solitary raid on the ice to discuss their creative process.

She is one of the lucky few in the city to receive free medication but without official support she feels reluctant to discuss her situation in this community where everyone seems to know everyone else's business.

I'm also joined by Xan Brooks to discuss the latest releases: George Clooney in Leatherheads, Daniel Craig in Flashbacks of a Fool, Happy-Go-Lucky and In Bruges.

Anyone care to discuss?

Telephone them to discuss.

One deep philosophical problem with gene duplication from the traditional theory has already been discussed: it is that we are lucky to have the mechanisms that enable duplication mutations, indeed the mechanisms discussed earlier, because they are necessary for long-term evolution, but their existence is not easily explained by the traditional theory.