Sentence examples for particularly lucky from inspiring English sources

These days he is feeling particularly lucky.

On this Shantelle is particularly lucky.

Scarlett is a particularly lucky child.

Research has shown that multiples of numbers, particularly "lucky" number seven, are popular with Britons.

Particularly lucky friends had an inscription carefully conceived and painted on a fireplace.

Regardless of locale or status, humans come primed with words and – if you're particularly lucky – a pen and an audience.

And the benefits of tax deferral are still worth it, particularly if you're lucky enough to get the rare employer match.

It was a disappointing response, particularly as I am lucky enough to live in Walthamstow, east London, home to the longest outdoor street market in Europe.

The latter was a good chance, particularly as Djebbour was lucky to beat the offside flag, and with only Howard in his way he might have been better taking the ball down and making sure.

This will also mean that you don't need to keep stomping back to your tent for an extra layer of clothing throughout the day – very handy, particularly if you're lucky enough to be heading to Glastonbury's 40th birthday, where it takes at least an hour to cross the sprawling site.

But he is hoping his 13th visit to Frimley Green will prove to be a lucky omen, particularly after seeing second seed Norris miss three match darts to knock him out of the tournament during a sensational second-round match on Wednesday.