Sentences with phrase «actually win the lottery»

Despite how few people actually win the lottery, almost everyone asks about this.

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The fact is, the NBA's lottery is designed to make it unlikely for the worst team to actually win.

We can talk about the obstacles women face in the workplace, but I also like to remind myself how we've won the lottery when we look at the women actually working and entering the workforce.

Unfortunately, in the United States a majority of the population think the only way you can actually get rich is by winning the lottery.

We pray for our brothers and sisters around the world, dying and starving and losing some cosmic lottery that we didn't ask to win and, from far away it looks like we are all losing but there are stories of redemption there, too, and isn't prayer more about us being changed into God's character than actually about moving his hand in our direction?

With thousands of entries for a hundred units, housing lotteries are infamous in New York for the low chance entrants have of actually winning,...

Winning the lottery or nabbing a promotion doesn't actually bring us lasting bliss, research shows.

Yes, it sounds downright un-American, but study after study has revealed a surprising truth about the pursuit of happiness: None of the stuff we think will lift our spirits — new cars, new homes, even winning the lottery — actually does the trick in the long term.

In fact, if we ever won the lottery (which means I would actually have to play) I think I'd get Jordan a tutor and travel all the time.

I think the chance of meeting a serial killer is close to scoring on the lottery, these guys are very rare although it's probably not very pleasant to actually «score» and meet them as opposed to winning the lottery.

You probably have a better shot at winning the lottery than you do actually meeting a real female for a date through BoneAMilf.com.

At least until she encounters a dead hotel maid during their Hawaiian honeymoon — and figures out her new hubby is responsible for the disappearances of several other women who look like our heroine (including one who actually bought the winning lottery ticket).

But one day, wouldn't you know it, she actually wins the Mega-Millions lottery — an $ 86 million jackpot.

One can therefore obtain a rough estimate of the effect of actually attending the first - choice school (as a result of winning the lottery) by doubling the results presented below.

What they actually do is take in kids who win the lottery, a process that inevitably involves an element of self - selection, since parents who apply to have their kids attend these schools know in advance that much will be demanded of them and their children.

CSAB's Eric Sanchez seemed concerned with Rolesville's plan to ensure students who won the lottery to enroll and needed transportation would actually get it, and he was disappointed by the school leaders» lack of attention to diversity.

If you're renting and money is tight and you're excited about having won the lottery, that might not be in the cards because, well, it costs money that you don't actually have yet.

«To those hoping to win the lottery to fund their retirement, the odds of actually winning are approximately one in 14 million.

Unfortunately, in the United States a majority of the population think the only way you can actually get rich is by winning the lottery.

Although this seems sad, it was actually the day these beautiful girls won the Labby lottery as they are now with us and their future will be truly blessed.

Only after winning the lottery (and, IIRC, passing another step or two) does one actually file the formal application.

If you're renting and money is tight and you're excited about having won the lottery, that might not be in the cards because, well, it costs money that you don't actually have yet.

Facebook is like that super beautiful woman who mistakes her winning of the genetic lottery with profundity, only to find out when her looks fade how little interest there actually is in her ideas.

If I win the lottery and decide to move (I actually have a ticket this time), I want a house where someone else has done all the hard work.

I actually ran a few of the ideas past DD, who looked a little incredulous that I was discussing imaginary lottery wins with such vigor and certainty.

When my husband asked why I have it taking up space in the recorded shows, I told him that he needs to see it all with me because this is the house we will build when we win the bazillion dollar lottery (of course it would help if I actually bought a ticket).