If they get lucky, the rewards are immense.

You just wait to get transferred to a house if you re lucky.

The reference to Europe is instructive, because Europe did not just get lucky.

I was lucky to get to Egypt from New York on the 19th of January, before the start of the revolution.

You're lucky.

I'm lucky.

She's lucky.

We weren't lucky.

Consider yourselves lucky.

Sami is lucky.

Lucky Little Countries?

Might Europe get lucky? Is there any chance that the snowball of debt, dysfunction, and doubt will fall apart harmlessly before it gathers more force?

Now, Sudhir was lucky.

But he was lucky.

She was born lucky.

Lucky Putin, Unlucky Yeltsin

How lucky you are!

How lucky you are!

How lucky you are!

What a lucky person he is!

He is more lucky than clever.

He is more lucky than clever.

It's lucky to be a man.

The German Chancellor has been lucky.

Maya Mikdashi We were just lucky!

A girl, if you're lucky, in the corner of a dark room lucky to be able to look at the Koran.

Were the doves right, or just lucky?

We're lucky Tom is here to help us.

Fadil was lucky to escape with his life.

Anyone who beats the market must simply be lucky.

Then again, maybe we re lucky that things aren t worse.

I guess I was one of the lucky ones.

Thank you. Very lucky to be here. Thank you.

Children get certain basic knowledge by studying the subject Biology, and only those lucky ones that have conscientious headteachers, deal with this topic during homeroom time, at the initiative of homeroom teachers or students.

If we are lucky, the changes will take place spontaneously.

Let us hope that we are lucky for a while longer.

South Africa was lucky almost miraculously so to have had Nelson Mandela.

And he said, You know, I'm the lucky guy at this table.

The lucky parents of the child are Mohsin Hossain and Tonni Hossain.

Lucky the entire country has been quick to answer to the relief call.

John Grant was not so lucky, and had been blinded by the fire.

He was lucky enough to be able to escape through the lavatory window.

I travel a lot while I'm teaching, and I don't always get to watch all of my students reach their step three, but I was very lucky with Charlotte, that I got to watch her journey unfold the way it did.

But everybody seems to treat the Nobel Prize as if it were a game of musical chairs, with one lucky participant gets to claim a prize just for playing. (Of course, I think he should get the prize at some point).

CP You're lucky that this is not being streamed to them live right now.