had a lucky day|have a lucky day in English

had a day full of fortune, had a favorable day

Use "had a lucky day|have a lucky day" in a sentence

1. I'd be lucky to have their back any day.

2. It's not your lucky day, stranger.

3. Oh, it's your lucky day, Shamrock.

4. This must be my lucky day.

5. Well, it appears that today is my lucky day.

6. You lucky, lucky bastard.

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8. He considered himself lucky to have had the opportunity.

9. You've had a harrowing experience and a lucky escape.

10. The fireman said they'd had a very lucky escape.

11. MANY gamblers develop a belief in lucky numbers or lucky charms.

12. I'm lucky enough to have a great teacher.

13. You were lucky to have a narrow escape.

14. Now, " Lotus H " could have been a lucky guess.

15. She counted herself lucky that she still had a job.

16. You're a lucky fool.

17. What a lucky bastard!

18. What courage Mrs Saulitis had! How lucky Parslina was to have a protector like her!

19. We have been lucky so far.

20. Overnight Lucky had become an oddball Negro.

21. Lucky son of a bitch.

22. 7 He had a star-shaped birthmark, and so was pronounced lucky.

23. Lucky puncher.

24. He was lucky that the bullet had not entered a vital organ.

25. Lucky shot.