Sentence examples for number of luck from inspiring English sources

A number of luck egalitarian accounts suggest that how much talent people have is a matter of luck, whereas their levels of effort are not.

"In television you tell a story continuously over a number of years with a bit of luck, which is great, but I do like that other discipline.

Maybe number 14 will give us a bit of luck.

A Little Bit of Luck.

Hoping to save some rupees and return home, Krishna befriends a number of hard-luck types, including ailing drug dealer Chillum (Rhagubir Yadav) and "Sweet Sixteen" (Chanda Sharma), a young virgin being sold to the highest bidder.

The energy-bidding process will be overseen by a variety of ministries and regulators, which should help promote openness though it may also promote bureaucracy.Even if Mexico's energy revolution is more of a slow-burner than the government hopes, it has the potential to create large numbers of jobs with luck, at least some of them in the country's strife-torn south.

A true Chinese pagoda would have an uneven number of floors for luck, but the Kew one has 10.

Not quite three weeks ago we set her on a clutch of eggs from another old breed called Dominique -- an odd number of eggs for good luck.

Badly implemented level design can lead to frequent breaks in tension, and clumsy weapon physics reduce a number of fights to blind luck.

"Craig Conway has been linked with a number of clubs and good luck to them if they all go".

The number of deaths is as much a function of luck and location as the number of tornadoes, Dr. Brooks added.