Sentence examples for more good luck from inspiring English sources

Moments later, more good luck.

A medicine man she met in Bali once told her, "You have more good luck than anyone I've ever met".

"I told him before the game I hope he brings us more good luck than he brings them," Torre said.

In a new twist this year, festivalgoers will replace one of the three judges, which means more good luck for everyone.

Then the 87-year-old retired justice said: "For me personally it probably was a matter of more good luck than bad.

More good luck: the museum's restaurant, Icon, with 30-foot windows overlooking the harbor, capped our morning with the most tempting lunch we could have asked for, including steely, ice-cold Clevedon oysters, needing nothing but a turn of pepper, and a close-grained rump of baby lamb with a flavor full of bass notes, wrapped in pandanus leaf and roasted over thyme.

It was a strategy that had required a lot more than good luck and heavy snow.

He runs a theatre, he employs 100 people in his restaurants, and he has done it all on little more than good luck and good taste.

Wales remained camped in Andorran territory, with Ashley Williams again venturing into the six-yard box with a header Pol stopped more by good luck than judgement.

For one thing, executives are rewarded far more for good luck in their industry (like rising oil prices that they had no control over) than they are punished for bad luck, according to a study by the professors Gerald Garvey and Todd Milbourn.

Thanks more to good luck than good judgement, Tottenham secured the draw that leaves them in a strong position to progress to the next round of the Europa League on a night when their supporters were the target of reported anti-Semitic abuse.