Sentence examples for some lucky ones from inspiring English sources

Some lucky ones may be candidates for adoption; others are subject to impoundment or even euthanasia.

Occasionally a packed, decrepit trolley car rumbled by the park, but for the most part people walked -- and some lucky ones cycled.

Many people find this is too expensive but some lucky ones have managed to change to a repayment mortgage, extend the period of the mortgage and pay less each month.

Some lucky ones will be added by default to all searches.

Some of the lucky ones are feeling the pinch.

"So we were some of the lucky ones.

Shaking her head, she added, "And we're some of the lucky ones.

Thanks to you, we have been able to help some of the lucky ones here in Britain.

"Personally, I could never be more proud to call Fort McMurray 'home' My family considers ourselves some of the lucky ones.

Despite obvious hardships caused by the shutdown, the Honda workers are in some ways the lucky ones.

Or if some of the lucky ones are actively enjoying the age of children's theatre, annual Harry Potters, Center Parcs and prolific kids' laureates.