Sentence examples for were particularly lucky from inspiring English sources

The turtle season runs from June-October, so we were particularly lucky to see these late-hatchers in January.

And of course, in Shakespeare's plays, the beloved's parents are a frequent source of disharmony: Ophelia was an unfortunate victim of Hamlet's relationship with his mother; and neither Romeo nor Juliet were particularly lucky with the in-laws.

Its big, domed reactors signified something peculiar and unsettling, something I didn't entirely understand, although I'd heard, as children do, that it had something to do with glowing in the dark or, if you were particularly lucky, manifesting a third eyeball.

On this Shantelle is particularly lucky.

Worse still, you are called aggressive and if you are particularly lucky, told that you, in fact, are the racist.

Regardless of locale or status, humans come primed with words and – if you're particularly lucky – a pen and an audience.

He had been particularly lucky to have teachers in his life who not only inspired him, but who supported him throughout his career.

If we are generally fortunate in our shipmates, we are particularly lucky in a couple who own a winery in Washington State.

Of course, I may have been particularly lucky, or sufficiently stroppy, that being gay has been such a small issue in my scientific career, and colleagues have always been welcoming to me and my partner.

If you're particularly lucky, a couple of academics get back to you to say either that they do not accept undergraduates, or that their lab has no more available spaces.

Although fieldwork in the local area is an integral part of archaeology degrees (York is particularly lucky in its location), your course is unlikely to focus exclusively on the UK, with many looking across Europe and to the archaeological haven that is Egypt.