Sentence examples similar to range of luck from inspiring English sources

This view may fail to capture the full range of luck-egalitarian intuitions.

Drawing from a wide range of traditions concerned with luck, here are some suggestions for foods to use: Cabbage – thought to represent money.

The upshot is that the fate of products in general — but especially of those in the intermediate-quality range — often entails an enormous element of luck.

Patterson's secured his hat-trick with a huge slice of luck as his long-range free-kick rolled in thanks to a big deflection.

Venus, though, slowly started to find her range and came up with some big shots, and a bit of luck, to tie it, 4-4.

The striker was out of luck again less than 60 seconds later, tapping home from close range after the offside flag was raised.

The Impartial Reporter says the couple joined local teenagers in a range of physical activities, with William chancing his luck on a balance beam.

Best of luck.

Best of luck!— POPS  .

Lots of luck.

Lots of luck, Hillary.