Sentences with phrase «luck would have»

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Munduk offers plenty of places to stay and just about every one has its own version of a local waterfall map and often no two routes are the same — as luck would have it we embarked on one of the more challenging routes and, if we were to do it again, we'd do it backwards.

I asked them if they were travel bloggers and, as luck would have it, they were.

Since I fly out of Newark, United is my preferred carrier, and as luck would have it, my husband and I each got our own United Airlines credit cards about a year ago just before a trip to Hawaii, taking advantage of free luggage checking and sign - on bonuses among other benefits.

As luck would have it, we were there on a Wednesday afternoon, but we only discovered this fact when the lighthouse keeper saw us poking around and invited us inside.

As luck would have it, a guest had just signed up for a refresher, so guess where I went?

As luck would have it, Daraius found that Kroger supermarkets were already carrying PIN - enabled gift cards when he checked.

we've stayed at the Blanco twice, but were on a waiting list for both this year, and as luck would have it, the Rose popped up first, so we are staying there this time.

As luck would have it, our hotel was just blocks from Six Flags.

As luck would have it, a few days before we were supposed to adopt her, she developed ringworm.

As luck would have it, a position was available at Frontier at the same time as my decision to move back.

I have been interested in the breed for awhile and luck would have it that she was available when I was ready.

As luck would have it, Justin and his family found Duke, a then two and one - half year - old mix between an Australian Shepherd and a Blue Heeler at PAWS for Life Animal Welfare & Protection Society in Pueblo, Colorado, a Pets for Patriots pet adoption partner that helps place the most overlooked pets — adult and special needs animals, and large dogs — with military veterans.

We didn't expect to use the insurance much this first year, but as bad luck would have it, we did.

As luck would have it, herding breeds tend to want to stay close by their humans so teaching recall can oftentimes be a breeze.

As luck would have it, Martin's family returned to the shelter the next day and the aptly - named «Heart» was still there, waiting for a new home.

As luck would have it, Young - Williams had an affiliation with UT Vet College so Dr. Jen was able to do her 4th year externship.

As luck would have it, about a month after I got the insurance Shiloh got VERY sick.

As luck would have it, they chose Channel 6 News and noticed a video about a cat rescue group called Street Cats.

As luck would have it for me, Barron's mentions BNI on its cover as a good buy in this weekend's edition.

As luck would have it, Peter and Krista got back out into the market to shop within a new price bracket.

And as luck would have it, Merrill and Bank of America offer its customers «unparalleled platforms, featuring industry - leading banking and investment solutions, and a level of wealth management service and resources that can't be found anywhere else,» Sieg adds in the memorandum, mentioning an advisor force of about 15,000, 4,500 «retail financial centers» and more ATMs than you can shake a big stick at.

And, as luck would have it, this year there is also a bumper crop of deals and promotions to choose from for either switching online brokerages or for choosing an online brokerage for the first time.

Bags — As luck would have it, many publishers also gave away bags to carry all those books in.

As luck would have it, we've got new progress on both fronts.

-- As luck would have it, many publishers also gave away bags to carry all those books in.

As luck would have it, I'd been breaking my script up into 20 - page chapters, so my written structure worked perfectly for individual, downloadable comics.

As luck would have it, my BlackBerry Torch uses the AT&T network, so AT&T blocked me from installing Bridge, which meant I could not get my Exchange or IMAP email, work with my calendar, or look up contacts.

It took a couple of days to get started, but then, as luck would have it, in spite of having done nothing to promote it but email friends and colleagues, it took off.

As luck would have it, the re-acquisition of the rights to her books came along almost at exactly the same time that Barnes & Noble launched its digital self - publishing platform PubIt!

Then, as luck would have it, she finds another dead body.

Jakarta is an inordinately gossipy place, and word on the street had run that Jaffar was looking for a way to inject three thousand jihadis into the Moluccas to begin cleansing them of their one million Indonesian Christians.And now, judging from the squatters on the decks of the Bukit Siguntang, the Laskar Jihad had found its opening — and, as luck would have it, Norman and I had found the Jihad.

One of my other author friends who actually has a handle on this romance thing suggested an anthology and as luck would have it I had a nub of a story that seemed to fit the bill!

As luck would have it, Mark Coker just released data about the file formats most in use on Smashwords, his e-publishing site.

But things get tricky when his would - be kidnappee — who as luck would have it is the daughter of a mind - bogglingly wealthy family — mistakes Hayate's actions for a confession of love, and subsequently hires him to be her personal servant.

As luck would have it, a friend, Madeline Sharples, had a memoir out, Leaving the Hall Light On, which was suddenly dropped when her very small publisher also closed.

As luck would have it, I recently received an email reminder from one of our volunteers who reads our eBooks out loud for those who need or want audio eBook versions of our library.

The titles that form part of the bundle offer include: Catastrophe by Max Hastings, Americanah by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, As Luck Would Have It by Derek Jacobi, Faster Than Lightning by Usain Bolt, The Pagan Lord by Bernard Cornwell, Sense & Sensibility by Joanna Trollope, The Valley of Amazement by Amy Tan and The Demon Dentist by David Walliams.

By Ron Pramschufer, President, Self Publishing, Inc - Helping Authors Become Publishers Since 1995 As luck would have it, SelfPublishing.com recently sponsored our first webinar, Cold Calling for People who Hate to Cold Call, featuring the «Queen of Cold Calling», Wendy Weiss.

As luck would have it, Mister Mobility came to my rescue via the BlackBerry Group he had created for we his followers just yesterday.

Well as luck would have it, they just gave us a REAL «stretch goal».

And as luck would have it, Audi is giving the 2015 Q7 a few enhancements.

As luck would have it, the first car we set off in from our starting point in Los Angeles, CA — the very 1950s, very Pulp Fiction Mel's Diner on Sunset Boulevard in West Hollywood — happened to have the aforementioned EcoBoost four - cylinder engine, only with a slight twist; it also had the Performance Package, a $ 3,000 option that adds special 19 - inch black wheels (making it easier to identify from the outside than a similarly - equipped model from last year), bigger rear sway bars, special chassis tuning, a 3.55 rear axle ratio, heavy duty front springs and a larger radiator.

I ran a Nationwide search in GM's computer system of all Corvettes on the ground and at the plant... ONLY 1 in the entire Country and it was in route from Bowling Green, KY to a dealer in Nebraska... As good luck would have it I had that Dealers name and cell number in my cell phone.

As luck would have it it put me in a great position to wind up with this Malibu.

As luck would have it, The camera was fine, the settings had all the answers and Grayson very patiently explained to me why I was unable to see.

9/29/2017 Follow - up to our original review: Shortly after having my vehicle, as luck would have it, the «Check engine» indicator light came on.

So needless to say the situation was looking grim but as luck would have it I came to the right place.

As my luck would have it, when I left that night, I made it to the end of the parking before my MIL starting flashing.

As luck would have it, my always - busy attorney brother also had a slight lift in his schedule, so he flew in from Philly and joined us — just the three of us «batchin» it» for a few days in my long - ago hometown: dinner at the Gandy Dancer (a one - time railroad station turned dark - wooded ode to seafood and steak), animated conversations about football coach Jim Harbaugh and the prospects for our beloved Wolverines, a quiet visit to my Mom's gravesite.