Sentence examples for lucky wake from inspiring English sources

It also lasts for a much shorter time than heroin does, with users reporting that at most, they get a few seconds of high, lose consciousness and then, if lucky, wake up with withdrawal sickness an hour later.

The lucky recipients wake up each morning and enjoy the updated photos from your life.

Branson counts himself lucky to wake each morning to a job he loves, but he wrote in his post How to Find a Fulfilling Career, "a lot of people… are not fortunate enough to have a job which they are passionate about".

I was so lucky to wake up to two girls running around, screaming in delight while they chased each other up and down the house.

Top five bestselling singles 1 Robin Thicke Blurred Lines; 2 Daft Punk Get Lucky; 3 Avicii Wake Me Up; 4 Passenger Let Her Go; 5 Naughty Boy La La La.

Asked to describe his typical Sunday, Bronson van Wyck began, "If I'm lucky enough to wake up Sunday morning in my own bed... ...... Aren't you glad we asked?

If you're lucky enough to wake up in the morning and really remember a dream in some detail, and go over it, you'll find it has a cinematic quality.

Calvin Harris may be feeling lucky in the wake of last week's car crash that left the Scottish DJ with minor injuries, but he's definitely not feeling 100%.

Blago In The Morning: Some lucky Chicagoans will wake up tomorrow to the sounds of Rod Blagojevich on their radios, which is a PRECIOUS EFFING THING.

Two of 2014 biggest hits in electronic music, Clean Bandit's Grammy-winning "Rather Be" and Robin Schulz's Grammy-nominated "Waves" remix, were relatively humble in terms of sales compared to 2013 crossover monsters like "Get Lucky," "Latch," and "Wake Me Up".

It's even supposedly left a few lucky millionaires in its wake.