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1055 examples of Lucky in a sentence

Lucky it only cost me $1 to hire.
I got this in a DVD Horror set called Back From The Grave and everyone really overacts in my opinion, plus it's lucky this was included in a set I bought otherwise I would have chucked this out the window!.
All the people who had cameos in this (including John Landis)are lucky they still have careers.
Yes her recent reality show did good things, but when she gave $30,000 to each losing "contestant" I'm sitting here thinking...that's a years salary for many, many people...if they're lucky.
dean Jagger is there but the other two never made it(lucky them)if you make a movie about the end of the world use a bigger budget and better storyline.dean
The concept isn't that bad, but why they decided number ten in the series would be lucky I don't know.
Let's hope ten was the lucky number and they don't do another one, I'm not sure my ribs could take it.
i was lucky enough to see A Chorus Line when it came to my city.. i was younger then.. but it was an Excellent play.. so would someone please tell me why in heavens name did they have to make a movie out of it.. and why Michael Douglas ???
And lucky us, he wrote the script too!
this guy's lucky if he ever manages to get laid.
I was lucky enough to get the Nightmare on Elm Street series box DVD set for my birthday, so I got to see all the sequels.
A Nightmare on Elm Street: The Dream Child, the fifth installment in the Nightmare on Elm Street series and the worst sequel ever in the series, even worse than A Nightmare on Elm Street 2. I was lucky enough to get the Nightmare on Elm Street DVD box set for my birthday and I watched all the sequels.
I've read this play, and recently was lucky enough to see it performed, at it remains one of my favourite Shakespearian Comedies, but this movie seems to take all that I like about it away.
The production was very lucky to have casted them because they really give production value to the movie.
I'd expected that it should be Lucky, since he was the most appealing, and besides, having Roger and Anita back too.
He's lucky though because I'm sure there won't be too many people watching this movie.
George: New George just lucky, I guess.
Even the top films are lucky to get such a high average rating, and this crap doesn't deserve to be in the same universe with them.
He keeps getting foiled by this little kid who is just lucky enough to keep from falling into the evil man's hands.
Lucky for our hero, there happen to be gymnastic equipment in fortunate spots, like the stone pommel horse in the middle of a square (for no reason) amidst crazy town.
A young and lucky Michael Biehn has the male lead role.
After getting a very lucky break he starts work at the highly respected Sharps magazine run by a reliably on form Jeff Bridges in New York.
Lucky for you there will always be nationalist nutjobs to appreciate your sugar-coated tripe.
Nobody seemed interested in seeing this movie, only 3 were in the theater; two passed out after 10 minutes, and they were the lucky ones.
We've still got 3 more on the DVR to watch, maybe we'll get lucky.
And for anyone that didn't see the first one...well consider yourself lucky that you only watched it once.
I was lucky enough to see this film at the Little in Rochester so everybody knew when the odes to the town came up and appreciated them.
Maybe if we're lucky they'll all be shot and killed and we won't have to ever have our time wasted by them again.
If you haven't seen this movie yet, consider yourself lucky.
Without hesitation he walked me over to "Lucky Stiff."
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