Sentence examples for lucky work from inspiring English sources

I wanted to write for a newspaper or newsmagazine, but despite an armload of credentials and skills, I soon learned the score: Women could do research, be secretaries and, if very lucky, work for the ghetto called the women's page.

If you're less lucky, work can mean stress, sleep deprivation, unhealthiness or just plain boredom.

What the prophets leave out is the joy of our work; the time spent doing what we most love to do if we're lucky, work that is often the greatest reward we will ever know in life, aside from love, for the pleasure of work is worth all our time and effort, despite its inevitably dusty outcome.

Ace, Slick, and Lucky work better than Zorelb.

(Ms. Markey added that she felt lucky working for someone like Mr.. Abrams.

Sometimes very well-qualified research projects fail to produce important new results, while less competent but more lucky works lead to success.

I guess there would be other dilemmas where…we succeed and overcome those boundaries…Once again I am quite happy and quite lucky working within the [organization's] structure because we have those kind of foundations upon which we are working.

[Laughing Squid].... had our minds blown by Arcade Fire collaborator and epic musician Owen Pallet as he explained why Daft Punk's "Get Lucky" works using music theory.

The luckiest worked with "Doc" Edgerton in Strobe Alley, the campus laboratory where he and his cohorts invented the machines that illuminated unseen worlds.

I've been very lucky to work with writer-directors who just happen to work in that genre.

The lucky ones work in the fields.