"lucky for", "lucky with" or "lucky in"?
Joey: Well, lucky for you, Jen. |
Lucky for me he was persistent. |
LEY Lucky for people in the EU. |
The looking-glass was unlucky for her, all right; but rather because it wasn't broken. |
Not so lucky for the owner who had to face the bill for a new phone and the vets fees. |
The whole experience humbled me somewhat and I feel very lucky for my life in Ireland. |
I found this little yellow stone which must have been a golden topas a semi gem and I felt very lucky for that gift. |
Lucky for them maori values of manaakitanga, wairuatanga and aroha allowed them to stay rather than wiping them out. |
Lucky for his fans, John Farnham was true to his word, and in December 2003 he performed at Twin Towers for 3 shows. |
Lucky for me an employee of the car rental company was passing by and recognized the car as belonging to his agency. |
We were lucky in this election. |
We got lucky in a lot of games. |
I have been lucky in my career. |
I was lucky in that my friend had had panic attacks before and knew how to reassure me. |
Relatively speaking, my mom was lucky in terms of both clinical and financial prognoses. |
Overall, we've been lucky in that respect as the support has been there when we need it. |
Q: How do you unwind? A: I am lucky in that my work is also my love, so relaxation and work are often the same thing. |
Posted by RandyOZ on (June 13 2012, 09:44 AM GMT) Bresnan truly isn't that good and has got lucky in his test career. |
I feel lucky in a way, to have the time now to do all those other things like baking, gardening, and learning to sew. |
I am lucky in the fact that I have already had 9 months off and hope to have off until January when my son will be 1. |
We were lucky with this result. |
Lucky with that penalty appeal. |
Didn't get lucky with it though. |
I love my country but we have not been lucky with the system we have in place so far. |
But if he's lucky with a good monsoon, there may be a business cycle recovery anyway. |
But we? ve been pretty lucky with the producers that we? ve been working with so far. |
He also chose to go with the approach he thought would give him the highest chances of getting lucky with the girl. |
At this stage Im thinking if I'd lucky with the winds on the way back I'll actually have a decent time on the bike. |
So far we have been very lucky with the weather, it being generally calm (good for science and sleeping! ), if grey. |
Some teams are lucky with a couple solid Running Backs, like division rival Buffalo Bills RB 's, Fred Jackson and C. |
Hope I'll be lucky on that day. |
You were lucky on the food front. |
I was relatively lucky on my tour. |
As for being lucky on that day, Chelsea certainly had their fair share in North London. |
One can also get lucky on these types of gigs and something quick could come out of it. |
I passed my Theory exam on the first try, but wasn't so lucky on my first Practical exam. |
No GM/front office is that good and lucky on draft night, not even Joe Dumars;) Really, it's just a random, weird fact. |
Also, if your lucky on Sundays you can hear the rag time tunes as a guy with piano and another with drum set will play. |
I would counter that the team got incredibly lucky on Ellis, which does not excuse the fact that they missed badly on Diogu. |
We were lucky on the one where they hit the post, as well, and then we had a good chance at the end, where we could almost steal it. |
Have we been lucky at times? I guess. |
But I confess that we were lucky at times. |
Lucky at that time I only have six clients. |
Five of us have been feisty, plucky but we have been incredibly lucky at the same time. |
Your chances of getting lucky at anything are proportionally a lot higher in a big city. |
The only thing special about those on top is that 99% of them were very very lucky at birth. |
Lucky at the top of the mountain there were caves full will 1st BC drawings of Buddha 's, there must have been 1000's. |
Those of us knowledge-worky types who are engaged with our profession are an exception and actually pretty lucky at that. |
And after a few months of diligently monitoring most online stores that would ship internationally, I got lucky at E-Bay. |
I would've gladly walked out with the entire Fall/Winter collection at Maje if I'd gotten lucky at last Saturday's lottery. |
Miliband has been lucky as well as astute. |
I think I got lucky as the greens are tricky. |
We were lucky as the service was good for us. |
Financially, We can make money to support our trip, especially, we are lucky as a music couple. |
After the break Sunderland was lucky as the ball hits their bar and just after that they scored. |
Cork, he said, was lucky as a region to have the integrated services where other regions did not. |
If that were the greatest threat to freedom of speech in the Western world, then I would consider us lucky as a whole. |
We were not that lucky as the restaurant we wanted to dine was packed and the availability was one and half hour later. |
He was not that lucky as none of the people Jideonu approached for financial assistance could come to his immediate aid. |
I'd very lucky as a designer that I'd in a position that I don't have to compromise, I design clothes that I like to wear. |
I am so lucky to call you my friend. |
Ramsey was lucky to stay on the field. |
Such a car would be lucky to better 15. |
I guess I was considered lucky to born as a tin miner daugther and to visit this mines. |
I'd going to put a timer on and you've got, sorry, Jason, you're just lucky to the draw. |
More we were so lucky to arrived the day before the maid of the mist opened for the season. |
I was so lucky to knowing him and to be her close friend, although physically we've never been one next to the other. |
I was lucky to tour with Foreign Beggars in 2003/4, and there was a real excitement for something new and interesting. |
A lot of people said I am so lucky to born on this day cause it is HOLIDAY for everyone and I will get double present. |
Last year was a perfect example of this as we were very lucky to of got into 3rd and in truth we did nt really deserve it. |
I was very lucky about when I grew up. |
Obviously there's nothing lucky about that. |
Nothing lucky about the winner, a minute later. |
Somehow I've managed to return and as you can imagine I was really lucky about that. |
I think he should feel very lucky about the fact that you tolerate him for your sons. |
I feel very lucky about all that is happening and to have such fine and supportive friends. |
But there was nothing lucky about former Crewe midfielder Powell's effort as the 18-year-old belted home from 20 yards. |
Early in the novel, Dix describes his apartment and how he got it: He liked the place he had now; he? d been lucky about it. |
I guess I do feel I am lucky about the slow progression, although I am noticing more changes and I am having to paddle much harder and faster. |
I see you are so lucky about Knefe, you had a chance to eat it from it's masters hand:) ) i loved Knefe so so much but not eat it so much because of cals. |
So maybe he is lucky after all. |
You may not feel lucky after all. |
The native becomes lucky after marriage. |
Though I suppose since they're Prince Yi Gak's line of defense, maybe not so lucky after all. |
Things do change quickly alright, so its great to see people getting lucky after the hardship. |
Feeling somewhat lucky after taming Savage yesterday, I thought I'd do some questing in the Valley. |
The driver of the white car can count him/or herself incredibly lucky after this unbelievable near miss with a massive white truck. |
Secretary of State William Seward wasn't so lucky after a simultaneous attack saw him receive multiple stab wounds at the hands of Lewis Powell. |
He was lucky after that and, in Kolkata and Bangalore tests he scored centuries and double centuries and since then he became a permanent fixture in the team. |
And feeling even luckier after being in touch with a number of friends in Chch and being told some of the damage their houses or neighbourhood have sustained. |
In fact, they're lucky by comparison. |
So then the Valanciunas pick was lucky by BC. |
We just got lucky by having the ' world language '. |
I got lucky by the grace of God and because I went in early (Within 1 hour of ingestion). |
I got lucky by late afternoon when a friend told me that she had an extra Lower Box ticket. |
If you listen closely you'll notice the tune is basically I Should Be So Lucky by Kylie Minogue. |
Dead Lucky by by Pierre Rommelaere Last up for the night we had the pleasure of some sweet Rude Rock Reggae by 7th Son. |
GET OUT of your friend's shadow! A friend that makes you feel that you are lucky by hanging out with her is not a friend. |
Similarly, a lucky clover isn't lucky by definition, but because that's the meaning we (some of us, anyway) have assigned to it. |
Nigeria has also been lucky by another natural factor, sheer good weather in the last decade which has helped our agricultural output. |
They've been lucky like that all season. |
I'd just lucky like that at the moment:). |
Not everyone would be lucky like Jeyadeva! |
And then, if you're lucky like me, you can buy the rest of your review copies yourself. |
In WAITING FOR GODOT there is a mean man named Pozzo who treats his servant Lucky like a slave. |
Sometimes you get lucky like when you're on a holiday at Peggy's Cove and you get the ONE sunny day. |
Don't get sick, or, get lucky like me and have a wonderful spouse who is quite literally my path to, well, not dying. |
But if you're lucky like my friend, Sassy, you'll find good buys like the vintage Adidas jacket she bought for Php10. |
The snowballers should feel lucky like some have said, that this guy was a cop and kept his head before laying down some gunfire. |
Yes you may have to throw away or if you are lucky like me with three friends with new babies give away formulas that don't work. |
The luckiest of girls got eliminated. |
A bugler in the army is the luckiest of men. |
The luckier of them will have to play challengers. |
Luckiest of all: a copy of that vinyl will eventually be sent to us here in New Zealand. |
After the match, which has been the luckiest of all escapes, I felt embarrassed as a United supporter. |
The bad news for other exporters is that Australia happens to be our biggest customer and is starting to look less lucky of late. |
I have never believed in accidents coming out in 4D but you have proven me wrong! How lucky of you! RM 1,000 is nothing to sneeze at. |
There was a raffle for a Smart phone and the luckiest of them all was NPC Past President Modesto Sa-onoy who won a Smart phone kit. |