lucky ones造句

1、They are lucky ones.

2、She counts herself one of the lucky ones.

3、Either way, you're one of the lucky ones.

4、His work permit means he is among the lucky ones.

5、Then you’re one of the lucky ones, and you should appreciate how lucky you are.

6、The lucky ones will still pay a hefty price for access to credit.

7、For myself I do not grumble, for I am one of the lucky ones.

8、But they were the lucky ones, the ones who were not drowned immediately or carried off in the raging flood waters.

9、Even so, some vineyards got off lightly. One of the lucky ones was Casa Lapostolle, a Franco-Chilean joint venture.

10、And these workers are the lucky ones: they still have jobs, whereas 700 colleagues on temporary contracts have lost theirs.

11、Despite the mutilation and terror the child experienced, police say he was one of the lucky ones.

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13、Only the lucky ones with experience may be lucky to find their own way out of negative situations, just as others cannot do without the assistance from close friends.

14、That being said I wish you goodnight and I hope you are one of the lucky ones who will wake up.

15、'I'll never get a job in finance, and I'm one of the lucky ones,' says Eleanor Squillari, Bernard Madoff's assistant for many years.

16、There are many events to contend for in life. Sometimes, "turn the corner" and "turn the poor into the lucky ones".

17、Phew. You survived the culling. Or maybe your company has managed to avoid a mass layoff. Either way, you're one of the lucky ones.

18、But when we leave school and go on to the "real world," at least some of us, the lucky ones, discover that work is not the opposite of play.

19、From Senegal in the region’s west, thousands of Africans brave the seas in dugout canoes for a chance to enter Europe illegally. The lucky ones wash up on Spanish shores but many others drown.

20、To maintain their monopolies, some big companies create smoke screens to lure small companies into developing the latest faddish products. These small companies often land themselves in deep trouble. Those that are lucky get absorbed by bigger companies, while the unlucky ones go under.