Sentence examples for totally luck from inspiring English sources
Some people get single cubes, but it's totally luck where you get put.
Yes, I totally lucked out.
Tickets ranged from $60 to $200, so we totally lucked out.
What upsets me the most is that this person came to us relatively late and had totally lucked out: another stand operator had pulled out just before.
Then you're totally in luck.
But listeners hungry for some opera weren't totally out of luck.
"I've talked to people who just scraped together the last of their money, mailed it to Jubilee last month and now they're totally out of luck".
However, E.R.'s only stabilize a person if further care or diagnostic work is indicated, such as a mammogram or even chemo for cancer, usually such a person is totally out of luck.
And it also means that if you're fond of a service that's less popular than Dropbox — one that third-party apps probably aren't going to go to the trouble to integrate themselves — then you're going to be totally out of luck.
Daily Dose: Dodger fans who are not Time Warner Cable subscribers won't be totally out of luck if the team's new channel is unavailable from other area pay-TV distributors.
