Sentences with phrase «slice of luck for»

The Sun have claimed Shaw could be loaned out in January, but a change in manager could prove a huge slice of luck for the player in terms of getting his United career back on track.

It was a good break and both Debuchy and Chamberlain were caught out of position on our right, but there was a huge slice of luck for them in the goal.

Not exact matches

I completely lucked out when I purchased a package of deli ham for this little cooking adventure because the slices fit perfectly in a standard muffin tin.

There are pies - as - decor stacked high in cases on the sides of the stage and slices eaten by the ensemble (one, bacon - blueberry, is surprisingly salty - sweet amazing)-- with one sugar - free pie for an older cast member, and yes, a few fake pies here and there, though good luck pointing out which is which.

It was a good result though so let's not be greedy, especially as there was a slice of luck with a big deflection for Walcott's goal.

if thats the case where is our slice of luck surely there is enough to go around for everyone.

But it took two huge slices of lady luck for Liverpool for the score to remain unchanged at half - time.

But Sergi Roberto was sent off for preventing Iago Aspas sprinting clear and in the 82nd minute the former Liverpool striker made it 2 - 2, albeit with a large slice of luck given the ball brushed his hand on its way into the net.

Your «luck» metric reminded me of this video of Ozil where you see him slice through 3 - 4 defenders with a pass perfectly waited for a team mate to finish and HE»S NOT EVEN LOOKING and initially you wonder whether it's luck but then he goes on to do it another 20 odd times:

If you loved Berlin for all its disheveled and raw charm and have been told countless times «this ain't the real Germany», consider yourself in luck, as there is another little slice of imperfect paradise waiting to be discovered less than 200 km away!