luck

Good luck with your driving test tomorrow — I am sure you will pass.

Best of luck to everyone running the marathon this weekend.

Oh, bad luck! You were so close to winning the game.

Hard luck, Tuan — I know you trained really hard for that race.

Any luck finding your keys? I have been looking everywhere for mine too.

I asked Joaquín, 'Any luck with the job applications?' and he just shook his head.

As luck would have it, Imran ran into his childhood friend at the exact same café.

As luck would have it, the only hotel with a free room was the cheapest one in town.

After losing his job and his apartment, Christopher was really down on his luck.

The shelter provides meals and beds for people who are down on their luck.

Just my luck — I waited an hour for the bus, and then it broke down after two stops.

Just my luck that it started raining right when I hung the washing outside.

You have already asked Dad for a raise twice — do not push your luck.

Emre knew he was pushing his luck by arriving late for the third time that week.

Imani decided to try her luck at the singing competition even though she was nervous.

We tried our luck at the casino but left after losing twenty dollars.

By an incredible stroke of luck, the missing passport was found in a library book.

It was a real stroke of luck that Élise's neighbour happened to be a plumber.

Tough luck, Mira — I know you wanted that promotion badly.

If you forgot to set your alarm, tough luck — the bus left ten minutes ago.

Bad luck, Sara—you almost won the race.

It's hard luck on Diego that his flight was cancelled.

After losing his job, Tom was down on his luck.

Maya helped a family that was down on their luck.

The best of luck with your new job, Anna!

Good luck with your driving test tomorrow.

You didn't win this time, but better luck next time.

Better luck next time, Brian—you tried hard.

I always wear my lucky socks for luck.

She kissed the dice for luck before rolling them.

If he wants to start his own business, good luck to him.

Good luck to her—she deserves a break.

Hard luck, Min—you were so close to winning.

Oh, hard luck—better luck next time.

Just my luck to find the store closed.

Just his luck to get a flat tire on the highway.

I found a parking spot right away—my luck is in!

Her luck was in when she won the lottery.

Who you meet in life is often the luck of the draw.

Getting a good teacher is just the luck of the draw.

Did you get the job? No such luck.

I hoped for a sunny day, but no such luck.

We took pot luck and picked a restaurant at random.

You're welcome to dinner, but it's pot luck.

You passed the test once, but don't push your luck.

He was late again—he's really pushing it.

She decided to try her luck at the casino.

He tried his luck in the music industry.

I have to work on Saturday, worse luck!

We missed the last train, worse luck.