Luck example sentences

Related (13): fortune, chance, fate, destiny, coincidence, serendipity, providence, accident, blessing, misfortune, unlucky, fortunate, blessed

"Luck" Example Sentences

  1. I had no luck finding a parking spot downtown today.
  2. With any luck, the weather will clear up by tomorrow afternoon.
  3. She didn't believe in luck — only hard work and preparation.
  4. My luck finally changed when I got that job offer.
  5. Honestly, I think half of success is just pure luck.
  6. The team's luck ran out in the second half of the season.
  7. He kept saying it was luck, but really he'd studied for months.
  8. Bad luck seems to follow him everywhere he goes.
  9. Can we talk about how much luck played into that outcome?
  10. I've had terrible luck with relationships this year.
  11. Luck had nothing to do with it — she earned that promotion.
  12. You can't rely on luck in business, not long-term anyway.
  13. My grandmother always said luck favors the prepared mind.
  14. The accident was pure bad luck, nothing more.
  15. I wish I had your luck when it comes to finding good deals.
  16. Luck smiled on us that night, and we won the tournament.
  17. She attributed her success to luck rather than talent, which annoyed everyone.
  18. Without a bit of luck, I never would have met him.
  19. The startup's early luck didn't last once the market shifted.
  20. I don't trust people who claim they make their own luck.
  21. Luck is a funny thing — sometimes it saves you, sometimes it destroys you.
  22. His luck in the lottery was about as good as everyone else's: nonexistent.
  23. We needed luck on our side, and for once, we actually got it.
  24. The interview went well, but honestly, a lot of it came down to luck.
  25. She'd spent years waiting for luck to strike, and it never did.
  26. Luck doesn't explain why some people fail and others succeed.
  27. I've never been one to count on luck — I prefer control.
  28. The whole thing felt like a stroke of incredible luck.
  29. My luck with this apartment is that it's cheap and the landlord doesn't ask questions.
  30. You make your own luck, or so my father used to say.

Common Phrases

  1. good luck
  2. bad luck
  3. luck of the draw
  4. push your luck
  5. run of bad luck
  6. stroke of luck
  7. luck has it
  8. with any luck
  9. luck favors
  10. luck runs out
  11. test your luck
  12. luck be with you
  13. matter of luck

Examples by Level

A1
  1. Good luck on your test tomorrow.
  2. I had bad luck with my bike today.
A2
  1. She didn't have much luck finding a job at first.
  2. With any luck, we'll win the game this weekend.
B1
  1. Looking back, it all seems like luck — but at the time, I thought I was just making smart choices.
  2. There's something frustrating about watching someone succeed purely on luck while you work twice as hard.
B2
  1. The company's early success owed more to luck than to any brilliant strategy, though nobody wanted to admit it.
  2. She'd spent so long preparing for every possible scenario that when luck finally intervened, she almost didn't recognize it.
C1
  1. What distinguishes the successful entrepreneur from the failed one often comes down less to vision than to the arbitrary intervention of luck.
  2. The tension between determinism and luck — between what we control and what simply happens to us — has preoccupied philosophers for centuries.
C2
  1. There exists a peculiar kind of humility in acknowledging that much of what we call achievement is, at its core, merely the beneficiary side of luck's indifferent coin.
  2. He understood, perhaps better than most, that the line between preparation and luck was not a boundary but a blur — and that accepting this ambiguity was itself a form of wisdom.

Examples by Scenario

🏠 Everyday Life
  1. I found a twenty-dollar bill in my coat pocket — pure luck, I guess.
  2. The dog got out again, but by some miracle of luck, he came back before we even noticed.
💼 Workplace
  1. Getting that client was partly skill and partly luck, if I'm being honest.
  2. My colleague landed the promotion, and honestly, a lot of it was luck — the timing was just right.
📊 Business
  1. The startup's initial traction relied heavily on luck and viral marketing rather than a sustainable business model.
  2. Investors often mistake luck for foresight, which is why so many funded companies fail within two years.
🛒 Buying / Shopping
  1. I got lucky and found the exact shoes I wanted on clearance.
  2. The luck of finding a vintage leather jacket in perfect condition at a thrift store doesn't happen twice.
✈️ Travel
  1. We got lucky with the weather — clear skies the entire trip.
  2. Missing our flight turned out to be the best luck; the next one got us there cheaper.
📚 Education
  1. The student's luck ran out when the exam covered the one chapter he didn't study.
  2. Teachers often see students blame luck for poor grades when the real issue is lack of preparation.
❤️ Relationships
  1. Meeting him was pure luck — I almost didn't go to that party.
  2. We broke up because I realized I'd been staying out of luck rather than love.
📰 News / Politics
  1. The politician's luck finally ran out when the scandal broke during an election year.
  2. Analysts credited the candidate's victory partly to policy and partly to the luck of favorable media coverage.
💻 Technology
  1. The app's success was partly innovation and partly luck — it hit the market at exactly the right moment.
  2. Finding a bug in the code before launch was pure luck; it could have cost us millions.
📝 Formal Writing
  1. The correlation between early childhood education and later academic success cannot be attributed to luck alone.
  2. While external factors and luck play a role in career advancement, systematic skill development remains the primary determinant of long-term success.

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