Sentence examples for of luck though from inspiring English sources

If you bet on the NXP i.MX6UL, you're out of luck, though, as support for that platform is being phased out.

I'll always wish you the best of luck though".

Those hoping to find a cheaper option by renting private apartments rather than a hotel room are out of luck, though.

Local cooks wishing to buy an ostrich egg for eating — one equals roughly two dozen chicken eggs — are not out of luck, though.

The visual and cultural draws are not just a stroke of luck — though Brenham's location, halfway between Houston and Austin, makes it a popular weekend destination for city dwellers.

This may be harder than throwing homemade bombs — it requires skill, energy, talent and, obviously, a certain amount of luck — though I would not wish hailstorms on anyone as a motivating force.

There is another kind of moral luck, though, appealed to by van Gogh in his late pictures and letters, different from the flamboyant self-creation of the more familiar Gauguin-Picasso sort.

You're in luck, though: one of the biggest music stars on the planet is going to make a weekend of it in Chicago, also performing Saturday, May 28 at Soldier Field as well.

With luck, though, this will not last.

We wish Miles luck though!

It seemed to me an amazing piece of luck.' Though she would never say so (Tomalin is both modest and resolutely unself-pitying), Wollstonecraft's story, which, in Tomalin's description, 'mixed personal tragedy with high achievement', was not unlike the story that was to become Tomalin's own.