lucky
[ˈlʌki]
Definition:
1. Blessed with good fortune.
2. Having or bringing good fortune.
3. Tending to favor or bring good luck.
'lucky' example sentence:
- She counted herself lucky that she still had a job.
- If you are one of the lucky callers chosen to play, you could be in the money.
- England was lucky to get through the preliminaries.
- Mark is one of the lucky ones —he at least has somewhere to sleep.
- They were lucky to get home in one piece.
- She was lucky to escape punishment.
- One of these days we will get lucky.
- I might scrape through the exam if I'm lucky.
- "Do these kids know how lucky they are?" Jackson asked rhetorically.
- I am certainly lucky to have a kind wife who is loving by nature.
- You lucky sod!
- Those remaining in work will be lucky to get the smallest of pay increases.
- I'm lucky in that I've got four sisters.
- Mark is one of the lucky ones ─ he at least has somewhere to sleep.
- I feel almost ashamed that I've been so lucky.
- I got my lucky break when I won a 'Young Journalist of the Year' competition.
- I'm lucky really as I never put on weight.
- Some people are born lucky aren't they?
- The two officers were extremely lucky to escape serious injury.
- Consider yourself lucky you weren't fired.
- What a lucky bastard!
- I was lucky to get it as part of a job lot at a sale.
- "I'm a lucky man, undeservedly lucky," he said humbly.
- You'll be lucky to have change out of £ 750.
- He was lucky to get away with only a fine.
- She counts herself one of the lucky ones.
- She's off to Greece for a month ─ lucky devil!
- She's off to Greece for a month—lucky devil!
- In China bats are thought of as being very lucky.
- You'll be lucky if you get any breakfast.
- The 'lucky' tag stuck for years.
- I was lucky to escape with minor injuries.
- You can think yourself lucky you didn't get mugged.
- With such a weak heart she was lucky to come through the operation.
- You never know, I might get lucky.
- Another of his lucky finds was a pair of candleholders.
- I count myself lucky to have known him.
- It was lucky for us that we were able to go.
- She was lucky enough to be chosen for the team.
- You were dead lucky to get that job.
- Other youngsters are not so lucky.
- He was lucky to get off with a small fine.
- From the sound of things you were lucky to find him.
- Some people are born lucky, aren't they?
- He is incredibly lucky to be alive.
- His friend was killed and he knows he is lucky to be alive.