Sentence examples for touch of luck from inspiring English sources

Faithfully toiling in the Columbia Hills, Spirit had its own touch of luck last week.

A touch of luck and a ton of confidence from a 25-foot birdie putt on the first hole were all Rachel Rohanna needed to beat the heat.

There was no cosmic channeling of karma from Touchdown Jesus or a touch of luck from Fighting Irish legends like Knute, Ara or Lou.

After a fortunate chain of events, a lot of work and a touch of luck, Trent Kowalik, 13, walked onstage earlier this month to open the sold-out Broadway musical of the same name.

There may have been a touch of luck about the return pass from Son Heung-min that led to the goal, in that Kieran Trippier on the right touchline seemed the intended target, but when Lamela controlled the ball on his chest to stride into the box there was never any doubt he was going to take full advantage.

With more composed finishing, and a touch of luck, they might even have added Liverpool to their list of FA Cup scalps in recent years.

Perhaps a combination of top-notch opponents, bad draws and a touch of bad luck caught up with him.

Changing lanes on a busy freeway can be an adventure, and parallel-parking this baby requires a touch of blind luck.

When recognised on the streets of New York or Tel Aviv, everyone wants smiles and photos, a touch "for luck" – a bit of them.

iPhone and iPod touch 1Gs are out of luck, I'm afraid.

First gen iPhone and iPod Touch owners are out of luck, but we've known that for a while now.