Sentence examples for lucky to replace from inspiring English sources
With no chance of a union job under Mr Hogarth, Mr Prescott was lucky to replace ageing commander Harry Pursey as the union sponsored candidate for safe Hull East.
Might I even get lucky enough to replace Kathy Griffin as Anderson Cooper's date next New Year's Eve?
I suppose the store is lucky you didn't need to replace any missing floorboards.
She has to persuade the buyer; and then the bank; and then the same buyer again, because he has gotten cold feet; and then another buyer, if she's lucky enough to find one to replace the first one, who ultimately walked away.
Lucky they're on TV and have engineers ready to replace a fuse!
Liz, Boston On your theory, your in-laws are lucky the roof didn't cave in, or you would expect them to replace it.
Burdened with radios the Army has spent more than 20 years trying to replace, other American combat units might not be so lucky.
To replace Michael Steele?
To replace Dominique Strauss-Kahn?
He offered to replace them.
