Sentence examples for lucky walking from inspiring English sources
Or you might be lucky: walking in a foggy ride at dawn you'll turn your head and catch a split-second glimpse of a bird hurtling past and away, huge taloned feet held loosely clenched, eyes set on a distant target.
"I consider myself lucky just walking down the street in Palo Alto," says Nozad. "There are so many smart people here.
"I'm just lucky to be walking and especially lucky to be playing," Johnson said at the Knicks' morning shoot-around.
His doctor said he was lucky to walk again.
Multiply that feeling by 16 weeks, and you're lucky to walk away after the season".
At Hidalgo, she believed, the staff was so lax that the investigators might get lucky and walk right in.
But since the advent of Chinese domination of the sport, he knows that either will be lucky to walk away with the ultimate prize.
Unwilling to entertain pleas for mercy on Smith's behalf, Butler declared the officer lucky to walk away with his life.
A roundabout where I saw a cyclist lucky to walk away after being hit by a fast-moving taxi will be turned into a safer, signalled junction.
Coming from Iceland keeps Ragnar grounded, he says: "It's like all the Icelandic adventures, when someone gets really lucky and walks into an elf stone".
