Sentence examples for lucky to try from inspiring English sources

We were lucky to try it, and it tastes creamy, with an aftertaste that brings out the notes of the beer.

It's a culinary craving not similarly evoked en masse by Palestinian communities outside this tiny Mediterranean enclave, but if you're lucky to try Gazan cooking, you'll understand why people hold on to their spice with such pride.

Since many of the MMH students this year have amazing cooking skills and come from all around the world, I was lucky enough to try dishes from different countries, such as China and India.

This is why it's so damn good - and why I, as a beauty editor who is lucky enough to try lots of products for free, will be buying a top-up as soon as this bottle runs out.

They are confident that the future will be bright, and these expectations become self-fulfilling prophecies because they help motivate lucky people to try even when the odds are against them.

The tasting menu at the Fat Duck – described by some who have been lucky enough to try it as the most fun you can have with your clothes on – can take three hours or more to finish.

If you are lucky enough to try guisantes de lágrima (peas of tears) in the Basque country, then you will surely agree that these are the best peas ever.

Coach Guy Carbonneau has reunited his lines as they were during the Habs' best part of the season and will wear his very, uh, colorful lucky tie to try to tap into some of the playoff mojo the Sharks seem to have found.

TechCrunch has arranged for 200 lucky people to try it out.

I was lucky enough to try out the hotel's new "This is Shanghai" experience and thought it was an excellent way to see the city for the first time.

Perhaps you were lucky enough to try the tempura course at Komatsu in Torrance before it closed its doors.