be in luck

But just this once, we may actually be in luck.

Book a couple of hours ahead on a quiet day and you could be in luck.

Many good executives at big public companies may actually be in luck.

Maybe I'd be in luck; there's a first time for everything.

"They'll be in luck if they see their money again," said another.

Americans who have complaints about the health care system may soon be in luck - or maybe not.

When both passed on him, the Jets were in luck.

I was in luck; they took us back to Logan itself.

There are no lights showing so we could be in luck.

She was in luck: the party remained exactly as it had been before.

"We may be in luck, but only for the moment.

He was in luck; she answered on the third ring.

But I am in luck to meet a brother so early."

He had been in luck over this affair all round.

But with one of my breakfasts, you may be in luck.

But if that is the right tapestry, we are in luck.

If the answer is not far, Queens residents may be in luck.

When he was in luck his hand would make contact with something relatively dry.

God was in luck when He planned the inside of a mule.

If not, the hyenas would soon be in luck once more.

"We simply must be in luck, or it's all up with us."

Parents who want to heed her advice are in luck.

"As it happens you are in luck," he said now.

For the first time today, I was in luck.

If you had a similar experience, you may finally be in luck.