Sentence examples for whose luck from inspiring English sources

Wales nominated Evans, whose luck was in.

He was a lucky man whose luck was largely self-made.

Guys in our troopship bay whose luck ran out at Saipan.

James has come in to replace a recently deceased fellow expert, whose luck ran out.

HONOLULU — In the annals of the sea, there were few sailors whose luck was worse than George Pollard Jr.'s.

But, of course, it could also be the sign of a jammy team whose luck will eventually run out.

LOSER -- From Amy Heckerling, who gave us "Clueless," a college nerd whose bad luck changes.

A deep, even primal fascination exists for stories about people whose bad luck or inherent pluck propels them away from home and out into the world.

It's the reverse of the Baltimore Orioles' amazing 2012 team, whose remarkable luck saw them roll to a 29-9 one-run record while compiling a staggering 16-2 mark in extra frames.

"The Cooler," a comedy in which William H. Macy plays a man whose bad luck is so contagious that a casino hires him to cool off gamblers on hot streaks, was one of the first films picked up.

The California Gold Rush provided a vivid and exciting background for the stories of Bret Harte, whose The Luck of Roaring Camp (1868), with its use of miners' dialect, colourful characters, and California setting, is among the early local colour stories.