Sentence examples for terribly lucky from inspiring English sources
"No, I've been terribly lucky.
Reading the articles, she said, made her "suddenly feel terribly lucky to have what I have".
"I've been terribly lucky in a lot of other things in my life.
There's something winning about Jenny Uglow's insistence that she's always been "terribly lucky".
"People didn't have to be too bright and terribly lucky" to have made double-digit gains in the stock market before last year's shocks, Mr. Stives said.
He was unique to this world and will be missed terribly by all who were lucky enough to know and love him.
They were granted rest and relaxation at the last moment, and now, their families could not help but look back and wonder why their soldier had to be so lucky, and so terribly unlucky, as to somehow get on that flight.
Back story: Four years ago, I was lucky enough (after a terribly painful disrupted adoption) to adopt the most precious 4-year-old boy on the planet.
Most importantly, she recognises the precariousness of her good fortune – things can go terribly wrong, she realises, for even the luckiest of people.
After reading many first-hand accounts of Monday's tragic events at the Boston Marathon, I confess mine is not a terribly unique story to share here -- for which I feel incredibly grateful and lucky.
