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

Sami is lucky.

What a lucky person he is!

He is more lucky than clever.

He is more lucky than clever.

And we're very lucky in Ireland, we have plenty of basking sharks and plenty of opportunities to study them.

We're lucky Tom is here to help us.

You're lucky.

I'm lucky.

She's lucky.

We weren't lucky.

Consider yourselves lucky.

Lucky Little Countries?

We were very lucky to have two of our partners participate in this the Historic Scotland, and the Glasgow School of Art.

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!

I was very lucky to come to the US right after high school, and was able to work on this technology and develop some devices.

We ve been very lucky to meet Kinan, Chaim says. He opened a door for all of us to look at our country in a different way.

It's lucky to be a man.

The German Chancellor has been lucky.

Maya Mikdashi We were just lucky!

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

One of the very lucky things, when I was at Notre Dame, I was on the boxing team, so I put my hands up right away, instinctively.

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

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

Australia is lucky to have a rich endowment of natural resources, including iron ore.

Were the doves right, or just lucky?

That, too, is the natural fate of being a lucky little country in Western Europe.

Fadil was lucky to escape with his life.

If they get lucky, the rewards are immense.

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.

Now, I don't have a TV, which makes me a freak, but very productive, and and this episode of Lost, I understand, where the overweight guy has a lucky number which was not a lucky number, which was how long they'd been on the island, but they looked, and the numbers did not match.

Fortunately, there is no evidence of transmission, but we may not be so lucky in the future.

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

And I think that one of the happiest things is the sense that with my children I've been able to introduce them into the very small circle of humans who are lucky enough, or possibly stupid enough, to still climb trees.

Such lucky timing is likely to reflect the use of insider information or the backdating of option grants.

I've been very lucky to work with Dr. David Ryugo where I've been working on deaf cats that are white and trying to figure out what happens when we give them cochlear implants.

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