Sentence examples for too unlucky from inspiring English sources
Cardiff returned to their blue shirts, previously considered too unlucky to trust in home games by Vincent Tan, and duly ended a five-game run without a win.
Books, too, are unlucky presents because "giving a book" sounds the same as "delivering defeat".
And they too were unlucky not to find the back of the net on more than one occasion.
An entire cottage industry has sprung like a sprawling suburban development to serve psyches worn thin by too many unlucky bounces, bad putts and wild swings.
Odey is clearly clever, an investor who has got lucky a few times (unlucky, too: he briefly married a Murdoch) and drawn a few bold conclusions.
Spare a thought, too, for the unlucky Shevchenko, who was denied four times by Dudek, once by Traoré and once by a referee's assistant.
Cotter's men were slightly unlucky, too, when George Ford's late penalty bounced off the upright, inadvertently leading to a try in the left corner for the sprightly Jack Nowell.
The simple manoeuvre of replacing Labour's front man has achieved an improbable but widespread amnesia about its shortcomings; yet Mr Cameron is held obscurely accountable for mistakes made when he was scarcely out of short trousers.He can consider himself unlucky, too, in the unpredictable vagaries of political chemistry.
Health insurers' customers (mostly companies, but unlucky individuals too) saw premiums rise at a double-digit rate that has lasted ever since.
