Sentence examples for unluckily I from inspiring English sources

It turned out that a man in Montreal named Donald Hebb had come up with a similar theory, but at the time, luckily or unluckily, I didn't know of his work, which he described soon afterward in a seminal book, "The Organization of Behavior," published in 1949.

Luckily, or unluckily, I've never met her, so I've never had to account for myself.

Actually it would have been a lot better if I was accepted in Holland but unluckily I could not get the chance.

If there's any chance, you can take [my passport] to Holland and if you can renew it, bring it back here and I can go, that would be great.. Actually it would have been a lot better if I was accepted in Holland but unluckily I could not get the chance.

I was there minding me own, watching telly.' 'Right, I see.' 'Unluckily for this prick, I'm quite handy myself, so I knocked the little one down fast and took this prick out into the garden in a headlock and beat him to a pulp.

And unluckily for you, I'm here to tell you something horrifying.

Unluckily, it's a terrible, terrible game.

Unluckily, it is very small and, accordingly, will not seat parties larger than six.

"So when she unluckily got her penalty I couldn't believe I had got bronze.

The reason that Boswell writes "as if" is that, as he has already confessed, "I am, unluckily, one of those who have an antipathy to a cat".

But unluckily for "not very athletic," "I don't do well in heat" Selma, they land in the middle of the desert for a date of harnessed-up, physically intense rock climbing.