Sentence examples for sign of luck from inspiring English sources

I hesitated in choosing among these fables because a writer's single item of professional knowledge is that a story is a speculation about the world, composed under the sign of luck rather than of law or reason.

It won't happen again in the same day unless you're fabulously unlucky, in which case, it's a sign of luck to come!

A praying mantis is a sign of good luck.

The dolphin in Greece is a sign of good luck.

Some of them have six toes, which sailors once thought was a sign of good luck.

(For Ms. Wellman a snowstorm was a sign of good luck).

Or maybe she praised the people of Greece — who spit on everything as a sign of good luck — for their saliva-positive attitudes.

Many superstitions were attached to the infant caul; it was looked on as a sign of good luck and, when preserved, was kept as a protection against drowning.

There was a rainstorm at lunchtime, a sign of good luck in a desert country, and afterward a rainbow came out and was tweeted all over the world.

In Leonardo da Vinci's painting, follow Judas's right arm from the hand holding the treacherous 30 pieces of silver and you'll see it has knocked over a salt cellar, a sign of bad luck.

The 700-seat, main-floor business- class lounge is decorated in a Japanese theme, with deep gray speckled carpets, paper lantern lamps and a gold screen in one corner with carp, a sign of good luck.