Sentence examples for suggested luck from inspiring English sources
Like thousands of other Americans in a global, high-technology economy in which government was pulling back and wealth was being celebrated, Mr. Edwards and Mr. Romney used talent, hard work and — as both have suggested — luck to amass fortunes.
The distributions of returns look identical, suggesting luck as much as skill determines the existence of outperformers.
According to the ministry, the packaging of Gauloises and Gitanes – the latter features the figure of a woman dancing with a fan – represent "feminine icons", while Vogue and News brands are "youth and social symbols", and Lucky Strike, Fortuna and Marlboro Gold (previously Marlboro Light) suggest "luck and success".
Chivers suggests that luck saved him: "If luck is the battlefield's final arbiter — the wild card that can trump fitness, training, teamwork, equipment, character and skill," then Mathison "experienced it in its purest and most welcome form".
"The word 'bonus' suggests that luck is involved.
Andrew Jefford suggests good luck is a better bet.
That suggests bad luck, but Pena has also hit far more ground balls than usual.
The most recent count, however, suggests its luck may be running out.
The success of the drips and runs in Mitchell's pictures, which she painted on upright canvases, suggests preternatural luck.
The schedule suggests that luck swings toward the Jets next week, when the hapless Dolphins visit MetLife Stadium on Monday night.
Arsène Wenger ought to have known that suggesting good luck had propelled Manchester United towards potential status as the new Premier League Invincibles might have its consequences.
