Sentence examples for that much luck from inspiring English sources
"Accidental Death of an Anarchist" hasn't had that much luck with American audiences.
"I don't know how long a guy can have that much luck, really," Busch said last month, adding, "For me, if you look at it, we had great luck the first 26 races, probably too good.
Not that much luck is needed.
"It didn't make sense to me that they'd have that much bad luck," he says.
It's that much less luck you'll have when you need it.
People said that he had too much luck, that he found too much gold, that he must have made a pact with the Devil.
No shame in that; nobody's had much luck beating Djokovic these days.
It is a radical leap for Novell, a vendor of corporate software that has never had much luck selling to individuals.
Most actors understand that it is as much luck as talent and hard work that has got them where they are, that it is the public who can make them and break them, and the vast majority are delighted to get an opportunity to meet their fans and are generous with their time.
He was not having too much luck with that, either.
I'm 51 years old, looking for a boyfriend and not having much luck with that.
