Sentences with phrase «of out of luck»

I've been toying with a simple concept for the Trendy Game from Link's Awakening, but I don't have a ukulele, so I'm sort of out of luck.

If you're a fee - only adviser and want to run these financial projections, then you're sort of out of luck, because there's really no way to get accurate premium and benefit numbers.

If you don't like coconut, you are kind of out of luck when it comes to no bake cookies, because most of the recipes include coconut.

«If you're in the shower and you get a tornado warning and you miss it, you're kind of out of luck.»

Not exact matches

If small proprietors wanted something that catered to their specific business, they were mostly out of luck.

The article lays out Wiseman's research into the impact of luck on people's lives.

If your answer is «doors,» then you're unfortunately fresh out of luck.

In some places, like Tokyo, it's easy to rent a portable Wi - Fi hotspot to use all around the country — you can even pick them up from the airport — but this isn't as easy everywhere, and if there are any issues picking up the hotspot at the start of your trip, you're out of luck.

Those hoping for a new MacBook Pro with an OLED touchbar or even a new version of an Apple Watch are also probably out of luck.

In other words, those who use Android, Google's Chrome browser, Firefox — or just about anything else — and want to watch Cook and his team chat at WWDC are out of luck.

You get another window during lunch, but otherwise you're out of luck.

«I lucked out,» said Ohanian, who met Huffman when they were undergraduates at the University of Virginia.

It wasn't luck or a fancy Harvard degree, but turns out 97 % had engaged in at least one of these three career slingshots or, as Powell prefers, «catapults» that vaults them over the wall first.

If you want to use Chrome as your default browser or Outlook as your default mail app, you're out of luck.

Self - driving cars are coming and, when they do, Uber drivers are simply out of luck, the company's CEO Travis Kalanick said Wednesday at the inaugural Code Conference.

In a piece of good luck, a Lookout executive promptly activated the link on an iPhone to see what it would do — as Murray explained, the decision to test it quickly proved important since the link was built to time out after 30 minutes.

For practical purposes, it's left Arkansans who want to try medical marijuana out of luck for the foreseeable future.

Self - driving cars are coming and, when they do, Uber drivers are simply out of luck, the company's CEO said at the inaugural Code Conference.

Can the government salvage its effort to drive more competition into the market and therefore lower bills, or does it cut its losses and effectively tell consumers, «Sorry folks, you're out of luck?»

This means that business owners who track keyword data provided by Google on search traffic are now out of luck as keywords won't be supplied for these secure searches.

«The lower earner could be completely out of luck if they leave it to a judge,» said Nancy Hetrick, a certified divorce financial analyst and senior advisor at Better Money Decisions in Phoenix, Arizona.

Drawbacks: MojoPac runs exclusively on Windows XP, so Mac and Vista users are out of luck.

But without labeling, they're out of luck.

And if you need a cloud DVR, you're out of luck for the time being.

But if you need that self - driving car to also be a tour guide, you're out of luck.

«The payee is going to have to make a gigantic change to their lifestyle, and if they're not working, they're out of luck,» added Justin Reckers, a certified financial planner, divorce financial analyst and CEO of WellSpring Divorce Advisors

If you want to go to Turkey, you may be out of luck.

Government officials hoping that the Fed keeps interest rates low to help finance the debt load might be out of luck.

Think of it this way: Would you really want to trust someone to be an expert (in anything) if they simply lucked out time and time again?

Unless the deal was struck or consummated by January 16th, your bank is out of luck.

«It is a luck of timing,» Tom Ascheim, president at the network, told Fortune, adding: «I would love to say that we were brilliant enough to have the foresight to know last fall that [Jenner's Vanity Fair cover] was coming, and we also orchestrated this to be here at this time but of course we didn't... I think (Jenner) is our most famous example of what is becoming a broader trend as the transgender community is coming out of the proverbial closet.»

But if companies haven't protected their digital assets, such as critical financial and customer information, they may be out of luck — and out of business.

In other words, they were out of luck.

Without them, they'd be out of luck.

If a great opportunity arises out of the blue, is that luck?

But by the time he applied, the visas, which are awarded on a lottery basis, were all taken, so he was out of luck.

«Those wondering how much it costs to be the kind of awesome country that can scramble a permanent elite squadron of jets and square - jawed pilots in case of emergency international demand for an aerobatics display were out of luck.»

Canadians are still out of luck when it comes to Chromecast, meaning that Roku's device may have a leg up here when it's released.

In all instances, Erickson walked out alive, which he credits to a little bit of luck and a lot of preparedness, both physical and mental.

Regardless, what's clear is that current Xbox One and PlayStation 4 owners might be out of luck with the new updates.

«Most people think, if I die, the bank is out of luck, but that's not true,» Brutman says.

Elliott, it seemed, had lucked into its desired outcome out of the blue, by way of its opponent's unforced error.

«You hear so many stories about that «one great idea» where someone lucked out and identified a gap in the market, or created something that no one had ever thought of before,» says Rubio.

Netflix has declined to match that offer; anyone hoping to stock a season's worth of, say, «BoJack Horseman» for their next flight is out of luck.

If your favorite gamer is ready to completely check out of this world and enter a virtual one, they're in luck.

So, does that mean if you sell toothpaste, lawn chairs, auto parts, or something else that's decidedly unsexy, you're out of luck when it comes to word - of - mouth advertising?

But according to this page explaining the application of the ADA, Willard is probably out of luck, legally speaking:

The goal of the analysis was to strip out the effects of luck and variation to come to an answer to the question: «What do managers do to make companies great?»

If you're just starting up and have been using out - of - pocket expenses to travel for work, you're in luck — you can deduct that time logged going to sales calls and investor meetings.

And then they're out of luck.