Sentence examples for strange luck from inspiring English sources

But it was not all that surprising, given Hefner's strange luck these days.

And here he found himself: a large man with strange luck crammed in a small car hanging from cable.

'Is it possible that all this bad behaviour and prickliness is a big joke at our expense?'... Arena: The Strange Luck of VS Naipaul (BBC4) There was an interesting moment towards the end of Arena: The Strange Luck of VS Naipaul (BBC4).

Only age is beginning to make me feel perhaps I should settle down somewhere, call it a day, you know.' · Arena's The Strange Luck of VS Naipaul will be shown on BBC4 on 10 April.

Arena: The Strange Luck of VS Naipaul 9pm, BBC4 Hard as it might be to believe of a writer, but the Nobel prize-winning author - who, for the purposes of this profile, is "the greatest living British novelist" - has a reputation as prickly, opinionated and self-important.

Our strange luck is that there are at least five inevitable sorrows that soften us as fathers, even as they strengthen us.

Equally important are good timing, dumb luck, strange alchemies.

Six programs, and out of some strange pocket of luck that the Universe reserves for total fools I got into one: Cornell.

The doctors felt a strange form of luck, then, when they discovered that Fidyka had sinusitis so severe that he had undergone an operation to remove part of his sinuses.

In a strange bit of luck for many news shows, the dry winds have spread brush fires throughout the outlying hills, giving helicopters plenty to chase outside the no-fly zone.

It's a strange bit of luck when an actor lands an iconic role.