Lucky in a sentence

Bhoy is a sell-out at Melbourne Comedy Festival next week, but we were lucky to be his test case here in Wollongong.

And whether you get a swing and miss or get hit, I (used to not) know if maybe I just got lucky on the one pitch.

As someone who caught the tail end of mass tobacco consumption but managed to quit, I often feel like I've got lucky.

And, if we racegoers are very lucky, that is the opponent that Cyberknife and Florent Geroux will meet in the stretch.

And if you are not one of the Reds lucky enough to be heading to the match, here is everything you need to know.

And no matter if you believe in the hype of it or not, lucky girl syndrome is a type of manifestation technique.

Alicia Galindo, a stylist in the central Mexican city of San Luis Potosi, was one of the lucky ones to get such a call.

A little boy is lucky to be alive after a wild crash near Rome caused a telephone pole to land inches from his bedroom.

According to the Tennessee Lottery, a $240,000 dollar winning ticket was sold to one lucky player in Ripley.

And if you’re lucky, sometimes you’ll get to watch a spooky movie on the small TV behind the counter.

And if the biggest stress in your life is the inability to properly apply makeup, how lucky are you.

Also, one lucky winner will get the Best in Show title and win $500 in Instacart and Purina prizes.

A Moss Vale man was proven right when he suspected he was the winner of a Lucky Lotteries Mega Jackpot draw, with a $200,000 prize.

And there were also 60 Hallowe’en rubber ducks hidden, two having lucky numbers with whoever finding them winning a plush toy pumpkin.

A grandfather has slammed 'irresponsible' behaviour after a 'BB gun was fired through his window' and says he was lucky not to be hurt.

Another former tobacco farmer, Lucky Ramabulana, says: “This project was meant to uplift farmers, but Batsa wasn’t transparent with us.

Barry who has hit a lucky streak of late, donates £1,000 to the hospice every time he wins big.

A dad who was dragged for around 100 metres onto a busy dual carriageway during a horrifying carjacking has said he is lucky to be alive.

A MAN who was three times the drink-drive limit was "very lucky" not to have killed two other road users he collided with, a court heard.

A woman has spoken about how she and her son are lucky to be alive after petrol was allegedly poured through her letterbox and set alight.