Sentences with phrase «lucky ones»

There will, however, be a few lucky ones who get this device for free before then.

Of course, dogs aren't the only lucky ones in this arrangement!

Most new moms, with exception of few lucky ones, are always searching for ways to increase breast milk supply.

I hardly ever find good thrift items either... I just got lucky one day!

I didn't know anything about making money online, and I thought there were just a few lucky ones out there.

That's sort of standard but if lucky one can make it to 6 or a little more.

As for accommodation... I got so lucky one of my readers emailed me and is letting me stay with them for a week!

The attendees for your retreat are very lucky ones!

We all suffer from constipation and constipation - related bloating occasionally, and some of us less lucky ones experience these symptoms regularly.

A very few lucky ones spend years in the shelters — that is as good as their life will ever get.

But only a few lucky ones succeed in losing weight.

I have accepted that my baby was one of the many lucky ones; I invite you to consider joining me in that realization.

Only a few lucky ones spoke with their moms and played with their dads.

You know so many hackers nowadays, i \'m lucky no one attacks my account.

However, even those few lucky ones face the necessity of visiting the dentist some time or other.

There are a few lucky ones who do not go through such a severe detox, but I've not met many.

Less lucky ones are sold to unsuspecting puppy buyers who only later discover the dog has a serious problem.

It's very difficult to do that in traditional publishing unless you're one of the very lucky ones.

There are still quite a few lucky ones who by looking out of the window don't have anything to see.

«I consider myself one of luckier ones,» says Meza - Pena, who has older relatives who, pre-DACA, simply couldn't attend college.

And feel DA * N lucky no one else on that plane decided to «Let's roll» on your short - sided hiney.

The «Author's Guild» does not represent authors, it does most of its work and bully pulpit speeches for publishers, and a handful of super-rich lucky ones at the top, who are anxious to protect their position of privilege.

Lucky ones even could have got some barrels.

Pope Francis wasn't the only lucky one who got to take home a taste of Kentucky.

Many guests, especially lucky ones visiting for more than a few nights, explore local eateries near the resort.

Roberts previously stated that he only wanted three outs from Jansens in Game 6, so he's especially lucky this one worked out in the Dodgers» favor because having to explain why he went against his own logic in the postgame presser if Jansen blew the save sounds like an absolutely miserable task for him to face.

If you're interested in starting or improving upon your existing lead nurturing campaigns, make sure you incorporate these 6 types of emails into your lead nurturing mix to help move your leads swiftly through the sales funnel and join the other lucky ones who are already sales - ready.

Swansea's goal was completely against the run of play and an extremely lucky one at that.

The one who's going to win is a real lucky one for sure:).

No matter how lucky one trader is, the counter-party is equally unlucky.

They were among the relatively lucky ones.

@gooner1000 it's my earnest hope that Wenger would give me an opportunity to turn around and say how f *** king great the team is, hell I'll even gladly take the shit AKBs alone know how to spew... But remember it should only follow consistent great performances, scrapping lucky one goal wins against mediocre teams like anderletch, westbrom etc don't count.

Luckier babies may have only mild rash that can clear up only with some more attention at every diaper change while some less lucky ones tend to develop extreme diaper rash which can be painful and need medical attention.

Maria Miller must have been holding her breath throughout, and although she had a firm and embarrassing telling - off by Bercow for giving a lengthy statement rather than answering topical questions, she was lucky no one asked her about how appropriate she was as the new equalities minister, considering she has voted against the criminalisation of hate speech.

Hello lucky ones, I am here to show you incredibly cool Polyvore fashion sets featuring trendy vests you all can try this year.

But we're lucky no one told TBS as much, because it's turned out to be a pretty great TV show.

I've wanted a Kindle Fire so badly but just haven't had the «bucks» to get one — maybe I'll get lucky this one time — I can always HOPE!

If you'll play it on Xbox One, register on EA Access to be one of first lucky ones who play all modes and access all features of the finalized release of FIFA 16.

If you are one of lucky ones you will receive an automatic email from Pottermore giving you the ability to register a new account.

The new Samsung Galaxy S III is not available in Peru and Movistar and Claro will be lucky one in provide the new device.

There are a few lucky ones who find their way into loving, caring homes with kind people, but all odds are against them.

«Everybody wants to get lucky one day and hope that lasts the rest of their life.

The only lucky ones like Neil coyle taking his seat off Libdem simon Hughes won't see their seat go Tory, so could keep it, unless Hughes, never the biggest EU fan gets tactical Tory votes,

So while a few might make it as pets, especially to families with ample outdoor space, and some other lucky ones will end up at farm sanctuaries or duck rescue centers, too many will meet nastier ends, one of which is when well meaning owners release their ducks into the wild.

It's difficult to not get frustrated when I explain that, ummm no, I'm one of the extremely lucky ones that has been able to travel outside my country.

But only a few lucky ones succeed in losing...

The real lucky one is Nina, who for the last 5 years has spent months at a time in Santa Teresa, which is where she first met her boyfriend and surfer enthusiast, Austin Liggett.

How lucky one can be!