Sentences with phrase «pretty lucky person»

But if that's the worst thing that ever happens to you, you're a pretty lucky person, don't you think?

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As for the net worth I truly do believe I got lucky, and that I am blessed with some pretty amazing people in my life who might even care «too» much about me.

Some lucky people, usually far younger than I, have successful second marriages and I fervently wish all you young and middle aged fans a glorious second marriage — living in the same palatial house (ie Emirates Stadium)-- to a newer, younger, prettier and far more sane and talented woman.

If you're one of those people who regularly takes naps (2 - 3 times a week), you're pretty lucky.

All of Free People's dresses are so pretty and this one looks so lovely on you, you're so lucky to have a partner who takes the time out to capture these wonderful photo's too, I hope you had a good thanksgiving..

I'm so lucky to love every part of my job -LCB- and non-job -RCB-, but I'm a pretty real person in the «life is chaos» department Luckily when I got home, the power of my mini steamer did wonders so I could wear it again for a fancy dinner — woot woot!

But then at the same time, the fact it is a business is pretty cool as people can pursue their passions full - time... Anyhoo, loved the comment about you not buying makeup in about 8 months, lucky you!

I am really lucky because I can wear pretty much whatever I want to work - no one except other people in the office ever see me.

I am a happy go lucky person, who is pretty easy going and open - minded.

Anyway I'm a pretty happy go lucky kinda guy, I'm open to try new things and I'm a kind and loving person.

Dating is a stage of romantic relationships in humans whereby two people meet socially with the aim of each assessing the other's suitability as a Although we're pretty lucky to have access to hundreds of singles on all of these dating apps out there, it's important to take a break from online dating

These all look pretty cool, are useful for people being chauffeured and are impressive to people who are lucky enough to ride with you, but they can be quite gimmicky and aren't that useful for people in the front two seats.

I was one of the lucky ones; and if I hadn't been so obsessed with ancient Egypt (as I still am) I might have noticed that I did enjoy writing, and that some people thought I was pretty good at it.

Sometimes this was easy, all you had to do was step onto it, the train was plush and comfortable and full of people smiling at you in a hush, and a conductor who punched your ticket and tousled your head with his big hand, saying, Ain't you pretty, ain't you the prettiest girl now, lucky lady taking a big train trip with your daddy, while you sank into the dreamy softness of your seat and sipped ginger ale from a can and watched the world float in magical silence past your window, the tall buildings of the city in the crisp autumn light and then the backs of the houses with laundry flapping and a crossing with gates where a boy was waving from his bicycle, and then the woods and fields and a single cow eating grass.......

It was a pretty full year of travel and I'm grateful for all of the places we were able to see and the people we were lucky enough to meet.

We've been really lucky that the group of people that we all decided to get together, everybody was pretty much top of their field at Rare.»

I «m one of those lucky people whose job it is to look at and write about pretty things all day long.