Sentence examples for need to be lucky from inspiring English sources

Their targets need to be lucky every time.

"You need to be lucky first and you need to have a goalkeeper who's saving everything".

For that kind of thing you need to be lucky -- or to live in Manhattan.

"Set to set, it's a random tyre and you need to be lucky with the set you put on tomorrow".

"There is a very big gap in the championship, and we will need to be lucky in all of the races that remain.

He will need to be lucky when it comes to Egypt, and hope that the revolution continues to look refreshingly wholesome.

That should be all you need to be luckier than Lady Macbeth; in other words, the stain should come out.

A TERRORIST only needs to be lucky once, goes the adage.

But maybe he needs to be lucky as well as smart.

"After that we needed to be lucky to win on penalties and that's what we did.

Mr. Cuk noted that the perception that children with disabilities needed to be lucky to be born into a community with adequate services and support was erroneous.