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.

7. Computer Help Lucky Day collection; Spanish and Chinese floating collections; Map for Charlestown

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.

26. And if we're real lucky, one more day of dancing around and firing up their courage, but...

27. Really lucky

28. 1 "A lucky goofball!" said Tex.

29. Whew! That was a lucky escape!

30. Will Grant have another lucky narrow escape?

31. 27 We're lucky to have such a man in our midst.

32. So lucky.

33. Ho- jin said he's lucky to have a brother like me.

34. Lucky me.

35. You're lucky.

36. LUCKY You Cologne Spray for Men, Day or Night Casual Scent with Bamboo Stem Fragrance Notes, 3.4 Ounce

37. Jake, we haven't had any lucky breaks over here.

38. Consider yourself lucky.

39. A middle-aged woman had a lucky escape when a tree crashed down onto her car.

40. A few lucky people have struck gold by investing in this company.

41. My lucky charm.

42. Nobody's that lucky.

43. Consider yourself lucky/fortunate (= believe you are lucky etc) Consider yourself lucky you weren’t in the car at the time

44. Kid's lucky he was wearing a vest.

45. Should've just got her a lucky cat.

46. " Lucky Strike " is a blue-blooded Mongorian.

47. My lucky piece.

48. You were damn lucky not to have been killed!

49. Your mother is a happy-go-lucky kid.

50. People believes to have their Lucky Days according to their names, Wednesday, Friday are Favourable and Lucky Days for name Amaas and lucky metals are Bronze, Copper for Amaas name

51. Charms for luck, Lucky beads, Lucky Amulets, Lucky jewelry, Luck for bingo, Luck for lottery, Gifts for luck, Black bracelets, LuckyLottoJewelry

52. You were very lucky.

53. Look, I've been lucky.

54. I got lucky, right?

55. We have been very lucky to have two major benefactions. Sentencedict.com

56. Lucky for the ladies.

57. I was just lucky.

58. The fellatio regarding had all sorts of natural function barrier person is a lucky star.

59. I was lucky, and doubly lucky to be later reunited with my birth parents.

60. You're lucky you got a good dad, here.

61. Most abyssal species are lucky if they have names.

62. You're so lucky to have such lovely, silky hair.

63. That's if you're lucky!

64. When I'm lucky, it's a cucumber or eggplant.

65. You're lucky to coach such a great team.

66. Lucky there's a curfew, otherwise there'd be a mob scene.

67. Lì xì (lucky money)

68. Maybe you'll get lucky.

69. You want... lucky cat?

70. It's my lucky charm.

71. We were extraordinarily lucky.

72. I am certainly lucky to have a kind wife who is loving by nature.

73. His lucky blue suit.

74. I've been lucky, yes.

75. This chick is lucky.

76. Everyone gets lucky sometimes.

77. That she was so lucky to have you before dying.

78. People believes to have their Lucky Days according to their names, Friday, Saturday are Favourable and Lucky Days for name Adad and

79. We are lucky to have had Bearfoot for the last 7 years as our pool management company

80. 20 Peasant Crossbowmen are equipped with a crossbow and have a simple knife for a sidearm. Lucky peasants are armoured in light mail, most peasants though are not lucky and are unarmoured .