Sentence examples for will luckily from inspiring English sources

"I will luckily be able to see my son in the Premier League soon.

So here is a simple technique to begin the rewiring process -- one that will luckily not get rid of fear, but which will allow you to bring conscious attention to it, so that you learn to recognize it, and then offer it the kindness and care it really seeks.

Its strategic investment from Western Digital is also coming in handy since, well, they're using a lot of physical storage that you'll luckily never have to see or deal with.

Couric is far from being the most important part of the story; her time at CBS will be, luckily for her, just a footnote to history, a very expensive Band-Aid that failed to stop the bleeding.

Causes cofounder Joe Green answered our question on who he thinks will win: "Luckily because it's for charity, with 2 great causes: Malaria No More and UCSF Child Life Services, they both win.

I quickly added, "I will pay you!" Luckily the same man asked, "Do you have a cable?" "Yes!

And he railed as usual against Heathrow expansion – a decision which luckily will have gone through by the time he gets the Cabinet job Cameron promised him.

Luckily, Will recovered from the illness.

Only time will tell, and luckily Copia is backed by its parent company, DMC Worldwide, and may be able to weather the initial period of slow growth that tends to accompany social networks.

How brutally honest will they be?" Luckily, Hyman has $6.5 million from DCM, CrunchFund [TechCrunch's founder's fund], Rhodium Capital, Broadway Angels and Ethan Beard to attract users with marketing and a polished product.

When people hear this, most will say, "Well, luckily, they weren't in Europe during the Nazis' time".