Owl admirers will be luckier: On Sunday at 224 p.m.
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But it might not be as useful for luckier students.
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"I couldn't be luckier to have her for a daughter."
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I couldn't have been luckier to have been included today!
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Frau Therese Heller was a bit luckier, though only just.
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"The louder, the luckier," Chen told Refinery29 of the firecrackers.
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And if you're even luckier, you won't do it alone.
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The luckiest are getting luckier even as their numbers shrink.
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Grateful beyond measure, and luckier than I deserve to be.
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The more money that you have, the luckier you are.
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But really, the harder you practice, the luckier you get.
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Bill Gates is a lot luckier than you might realize.
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I was luckier than Chastity Jones; I got the internship.
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Father John was luckier than most other gay Catholic priests.
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Next year, we can only imagine that we'll be even luckier.
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And I'd never felt luckier to get to be Wade Wilson.
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Felix, as you can tell, is luckier than most disabled rams.
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In that regard, I was luckier than many LGBTQ people in Romania.
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Every time I open my wallet, I feel a little bit luckier.
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His father, on the other hand, may be luckier: He doesn't know.
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The Star, a paid weekly, is luckier than most in its class.
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But I was a kid, and I didn't know a luckier one.
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Some luckier ones were resettled as refugees in Britain, America and elsewhere.
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But the luckier performers were those who had the stage to themselves.
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The company name was changed to Toyota because that was considered luckier.
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"The harder you work, the luckier you get," golfers like to say.
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Our family was luckier than the Knapp family, but we are struggling.
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I was probably one of the luckier ones — I was craving vegetables.
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"I've never felt happier, or luckier, to be a Canadian," she told Newsweek.
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But we really can't decide who's luckier in this situation — Ina or Michelle?
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You know the old expression, the harder I work the luckier I get.
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DUNHAM: Who could be luckier than to spend their lives with Aidy Bryant?
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But when it comes to education, Yasser is one of the luckier ones.
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And some days, you're going to get luckier than others, Castillo told me.
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I think we both felt like we got way luckier than we deserved.
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The luckier ones get a slot in 2019, the less fortunate in 2020.
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Though she was not wealthy, she was " luckier then they were," she said.
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I was luckier than Mr. Henderson in that my adoptive parents never divorced.
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Though Stefan's headaches were disruptive and disabling, he was luckier than his grandma.
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Rob Lowe has been luckier than many in the Santa Barbara area this week.
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But I'm luckier than most because my family was lovely and actually anticipated it.
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The Dominican Republic pulled ahead in part because it was luckier in its dictators.
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" Luckier than millions, he was released after a year: "It had been a mistake.
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I feel luckier every year, and everything she's ever said to me was true.
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We are luckier than many because she doesn't have care needs, simple or advanced.
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All I can do is try to be better, to be luckier, next time.
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In one sense, he's luckier than many of the other parents in his position.
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But the man, who only identified himself as Wang, said he was luckier than most.
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Salam is luckier than many of the residents living on the other side of Aleppo.
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Even luckier, it's on sale right now for $47.99 at Amazon, a savings of $31.96.
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A beautiful person, no luckier woman than I to call Erin my loving best friend.
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Ultimately, Plank instills the concept that the harder the company practices, the luckier it gets.
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He still counts himself luckier than other drivers with no cash to pay for fuel.
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It was even luckier to come to power shortly before the rise of the smartphone.
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Luckier ones must agonizingly wait a spell to dine out and take in a show.
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Luckier ones must agonizingly wait a spell to dine out and take in a show.
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"My grandfather always told me that the harder you work, the luckier you get," Figueroa said.
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I'm luckier still to live in a time and place where narcolepsy is a recognized disorder.
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Luckier still, it's all available for streaming now, and waiting for new converts to dive in.
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There's a good chance Republicans are going to feel even luckier by the time they're done.
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Noland was one of the luckier ones who managed to convince Long to let her go.
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Even luckier for the Yankees, they ended up winning the game 6-5, despite the ejections.
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In his tiny shop on the Lagos mainland, Colin Alli is one of the luckier ones.
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Those who succeed don't do so because they're luckier or smarter than the rest of us.
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If you just try a little harder or get a little luckier, things will be fine.
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Luckier seniors were supported by their families; the less fortunate literally went to the poor house.
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Maybe Henry is a little luckier than the average boy, but he's not really any funnier.
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From "The Harder You Work, the Luckier You Get: an Entrepreneur's Memoir," published by Simon & Schuster.
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Midwesterners are a tad luckier as they will be able to see more of the event.
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Yes, sometimes our other selves might have gotten luckier, or may have faced an unexpected tragedy.
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Diab is one of the luckier ones; he survived and continues to recover in a hospital.
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When you do the matched pairs over history, there is no evidence that the winners are luckier.
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She deems herself luckier than others, though; some can barely talk about their time in solitary confinement.
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Dolly Parton turns 72 on Friday, and we couldn't feel luckier to have her in our lives.
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So a $22021 share price, which signifies 'prosperity from birth,' is a far luckier start than $2021.
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There are probably luckier guys in the world ... but it's hard to think of one right now.
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H-1B applicants who get "requests for evidence" are actually the luckier bunch among all visa applicants.
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We then realize to our horror that it is because he is one of the luckier ones.
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"This generation is so much luckier because they have a chance to watch so many games," he said.
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It seems that some foods are luckier than others, according to Grubhub, the largest national online ordering database.
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While the tabby cat above has yet to find his happy ending, a few pets have been luckier.
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Or, if you're a little luckier, you've had our fabulous piña colada from Nicholas Jarett of Cane & Table.
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The lucky ones become Marilyn Monroe (or the It Girl du jour); the luckier ones get out alive.
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Luckier still, the storm had formed right above the hilltop site, in range of its dozens of sensors.
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As witch-hunts go, it had been comparatively tame, and the luckier survivors got to enjoy a measure of
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Although Pacheco was one of the luckier ones, others can't immediately walk into tech jobs on leaving the country.
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"I'm one of the luckier ones, as we got everything important to us out of the house," she said.
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Davis is one of the luckier ones; the restaurant she works at in East Bradenton has had power restored.
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Are this year's Giants that much better than last season's disaster of a team, or are they just luckier?
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With her house untouched by the fire, Julionna Keers is luckier than most of her classmates at Paradise High.
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And we're even luckier that Amazon is having a bunch of deals one of the top-rated charger brands.
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It's believed that the more fruit on the tree, the luckier your family will be in the new year.
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A lot luckier than the 11 Jews in Pittsburgh were or the two African Americans murdered in Kentucky were.
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ADLON The girls are luckier now, because it's a time where everybody is being watched and everybody's on point.
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If you're in North Dakota, you're luckier than most: This is the only state where residents can vote without registering!
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I was also unsuccessful in triggering them with any other query I tried, but maybe you are luckier than me.
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Every rock-and-roll story involves talent and luck, and no band was more talented or luckier than the Beatles.
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And when it comes to building relationships, "The more prepared I am, the luckier I seem to get," says Chambers.
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" He continued: "We are all so lucky that she came into the world (but no one is luckier than me).
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Stirling was luckier: He was captured in North Africa but survived the war in a series of German P.O.W. camps.
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It's luckier that in this revival the 1930s gangster and cauliflower enthusiast Arturo Ui will be played by Raúl Esparza.
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But Donald Trump is far luckier that he had, in Arpaio, a model for how such a politician could operate.
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It's luckier that in this revival the 2967s gangster and cauliflower enthusiast Arturo Ui will be played by Raúl Esparza.
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Ms. Yao considers herself luckier than her friends who are in trapped in Hubei Province or elsewhere in mainland China.
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Kiddi (Theodor Juliusson) is larger, ruddier, drunker and luckier than Gummi (Sigurdur Sigurjonsson), and maybe better at raising and breeding sheep.
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But they believe they are luckier than most of the families who were put in refugee camps on the Turkish border.
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Some of them were prevented just by having better knowledge, and then obviously some of them are just about getting luckier.
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"I'm much luckier to have John's personality in my life than he is to have mine," Teigen previously said about Legend.
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"I'm much luckier to have John's personality in my life than he is to have mine," Teigen previously said about Legend.
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Located near busy Cardiff and Swansea, Port Talbot's 4,300 workers are luckier than those in other declining industrial towns around Britain.
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Meanwhile, they ranked 22nd in opposing three-point percentage before the break and first afterwards (seriously, could they be any luckier?).
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Mr. Lai, now 26, was luckier, if losing both legs and much of his right arm can qualify as good fortune.
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Amag and its backers are hoping that Vyleesi, injected from a pen dispenser about 45 minutes ahead of sex, will get luckier.
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These may still be among the luckier ones: governments are more likely to pay to protect expensive property than poor rural settlements.
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In many ways, they're luckier than most: They had the financial resources to leave and a support system waiting for them stateside.
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" "I think I'm much luckier than my predecessors ... to seek the solution is not so easy but I will do my best.
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NIGHTCAP: The three lucky Powerball winners are even luckier than you might think: They'll pay no state income taxes on their winnings.
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While she said she's been luckier than most, she shied away from naming any names, alluding to a pervading culture of fear.
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Perhaps the Parkland students will be luckier than we were, and will see stricter gun control enacted before they hit their 30s.
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" Near the end of this novel, one of the luckier parents thinks: "He and his family had escaped, leaving chaos behind them.
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You might have to look farther and work harder to uncover value today, but the harder we look the luckier we get.
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Living in extreme poverty in the United States means waging an almost gladiatorial battle for creature comforts that luckier people take for granted.
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But in the grand scheme of things, it's not immediately clear if these enhanced males are any luckier when it comes to reproduction.
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You get to go to the movies instead, and even luckier — many of the movies that are in theaters right now are good.
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Marina City, on the other hand, is luckier, having had its future recently secured: in 2016, the city named it an official landmark.
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But we were still paying off what we had gotten, and we were luckier because most of the debt was from law school.
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I spoke to six people who were luckier than I, about the most ill-advised things they've managed to sneak past airport security.
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Many of their fans still cannot watch the team on its network, SportsNet LA, but players — at least the curious ones — are luckier.
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Although their efforts didn't work—in addition to facing criminal charges, most of them just earned themselves repeat physicals—others have been luckier.
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If I'm even luckier I'll see the great whales, leopard seals and a whole other existence down at the bottom of our planet.
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I'm very lucky to do this and even luckier that people read it, identify with it, and DM me to tell me so.
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The luckier ones fly to Britain as part of official resettlement schemes, which seek to help needy refugees living close to their home countries.
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I think girls in Afghanistan, I think it's perverse that my daughters are so much luckier by pure accident than girls living in Afghanistan.
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I knew I was lucky to have Liz's help, but I got even luckier when her business partner, Julie Fowler, decided to take part.
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After a small print release last November, Monologue #1 is now available as a digital comic, and the world's a bit luckier for it.
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I feel so lucky to have been able to work with you so closely, but even luckier to have known your heart and incredible spirit.
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I could not have been luckier to be at NASA at a time when these missions were starting to provide data we never had before.
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Because if he were a little wiser – and a little luckier – he might've known better than to sleep with a woman who's secretly his aunt.
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Kramer's patients are far luckier than most to receive psychotherapy, because the insurance industry provides reimbursements for medical treatments but only minimal support for psychotherapy.
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It may be something that has to be earned by being smarter, wiser, kinder, more careful — and luckier — than we've ever had to be before.
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Clint Westergard, 59, was one of the luckier men, cozy in the heated cab of a snowplow equipped with tracks for use in subzero weather.
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Still, he considers himself far luckier than the Turks who find themselves under the thumb of Mr. Erdogan and swept up by the political upheaval.
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Low-income families face the same issues the luckier among us do when it comes to getting broadband: few options and fewer still that are affordable.
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I'm blessed to even be pregnant & even luckier to not have preeclampsia as far as I know, so I don't have the swelling issue this time!
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Both Melissa and Ebony lost their bets on the race but are likely to be far luckier when it comes to the results of the survey.
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"You couldn't get luckier," said Eric D. Hammarberg, an associate principal at WJE Engineers and Architects, which is in charge of the repair and reinforcement project.
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Of course, there's the chance that someone else was luckier than us or wrote a better request, and did manage to get hold of those emails.
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Marleny, 32, who asked that her last name not be used because she fears legal retribution from her ex-husband, was one of the luckier ones.
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Having Viola Davis play Michelle Obama is a dream come true, and we couldn't be luckier to have her extraordinary talent to help launch this series.
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The Harder You Work, The Luckier You Get, set to debut in November, is a classic American tale of Ricketts's ascent to the three-comma club.
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Towns like Seymour—luckier than many, yet still willing to risk everything on a trade-bashing president—are a living reminder of how much is at stake.
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I know I have it luckier than others because I'm hourglass shaped, which is still society's preferred body type for plus-size women — or, all women, really.
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If you can take your kids to this without being pressed into watching the television series (or buying the toys on which it's based), consider yourself luckier.
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"They grow up knowing you work hard, and the harder you work, the better you do and the luckier you get," Maye told Vanity Fair in 2015.
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NFL fans were incredibly lucky to witness Foster in action, and even luckier to see what little glimpses he gave us of the man under the helmet.
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And while it's not the same dress of Casanova's dreams, this one is even luckier — Rodriguez was wearing it when she took home a Golden Globe last year.
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Luckier still, IT was able to successfully dry out the laptop and return it to me within a couple days (thanks Norman!) with no sign of the incident.
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America's geography is even luckier below the waves, argues Owen Cote of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, in a new study in the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists.
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There were some randoms, and some absolute nightmares, but a lot of my 30+ housemates over that time were friends, which I know makes me luckier than most.
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"I also just have to say…through all of this [s—] (literally) @LeviMeaden is my rock and I couldn't be luckier," she tweeted about her boyfriend, Levi Meaden.
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My neighbors' harrowing evacuations make me feel even luckier to have made it out safely, but I can't help but be concerned about what comes next for us.
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We've been much luckier in the case of UFC 205, the November 12 card that will mark the Octagon's long-awaited debut in New York City, New York.
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I was lucky to even have a home, and even luckier to have a family doing all this so I wouldn't have to go to a new school.
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I was lucky enough to attend this year, for the second time, and even more luckier still to be seated near Pierre Morey and his daughter, Anne Morey.
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Coming from a middle-class family, she is one of the luckier boxers, able to train with her father, a former fighter himself, in their makeshift home gym.
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Sukur knows he is vastly luckier than most people in Turkey who are unable or unwilling to speak their minds, or who have been imprisoned for doing so.
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But Ferrante also doesn't avoid the moments when Lenù realizes that she's triumphed, is maybe luckier than Lila, and experiences a mix of regret and sadness and satisfaction.
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You're lucky if the sound of a siren signals to you that justice is being carried out, and you're even luckier to believe that the police work for you.
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There are two methods for success: You could work for years, striving, getting lucky, then getting a break, and then working even harder, getting luckier, and becoming a hit.
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A two-tier system may emerge, with retired private-sector workers finding themselves worse off than their public-sector counterparts, but still funding those luckier workers through their taxes.
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When adult payment processor Globill shut down with no notice in the summer of 2003, I lost hundreds of dollars, and I was one of their luckier ex-clients.
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A quick look at Google Maps showed me that I was even luckier than I'd thought: The four landmarks I'd picked were all in different parts of the state!
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This season, according to the KenPom ratings, no team among the 212 Division I college men's basketball programs has been luckier than the University of North Carolina at Greensboro.
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I resented other parents who seemed to have subsequent children with ease (while reminding myself to be thankful that we had one, which certainly made us luckier than many).
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She lives as this cipher and this mirror to show you all the ways that it could have gone for you had you been way luckier than you are.
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Even luckier that they were asked to play her televised birthday concert on Saturday, along with a load of other people who happened to be currently doing promo, isn't it?
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Hannah Ropes, head nurse at the Union Hotel Hospital in Washington, succumbed to typhoid pneumonia, and Louisa May Alcott, who had worked by her side, was similarly infected, though luckier.
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Elledge, the stay-at-home mom married to a federal employee, said she feels luckier than some, since her husband will likely get paid once the government opens back up.
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He seems to be luckier in love: a particularly adorable scene finds Malorie carefully removing the T4 robot's headphones, allowing him to listen to city sounds both harsh and beautiful.
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Those lucky fans were even luckier to be in attendance at the kickoff of Adele's world tour – they had to compete with some of Hollywood's biggest stars to snag a ticket.
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Donald Trump was far luckier: He began in an unprecedented 403-candidate race with unparalleled name recognition and the ability to play to the media and to the Fox Television audience.
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My cousins were luckier than the scores and scores of people, residents, tourists, men, women, and children, who never saw it coming and couldn't get out of the way fast enough.
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Sometimes I fight how LIKE my father I actually am, but let's be honest— he's one of the true greats and I couldn't be luckier to have a Dad like him!
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The luckier few may experience some bloating and lighter stomach cramps, while those with more severe intolerances may experience sharp abdominal pain, excruciating gas, dizzying nausea, and horrific bouts of diarrhea.
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Conventional wisdom, such as "the harder I work the luckier I get" or "chance favors the prepared mind", makes perfect sense when talking about someone moving from poor to good performance.
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And if we're even luckier, Nurx will teach an entirely new generation of Americans why entrepreneurs have the answers to our problems a heck of a lot more often than anyone else.
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As for the luckier Mr. Murphy, we learn all there is to know only from a footnote in an opinion by Justice Brett Kavanaugh, the only justice who took pen to paper.
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Paul George took a victory lap after news broke that he's joining forces with Kawhi Leonard for the Los Angeles Clippers next year ... and landed with an even luckier hand in Vegas.
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Easier, luckier vibes will flow when the Moon connects with Venus at 4:25 AM and with Jupiter at 8:43 AM. The Moon connects with Uranus at 2:35 PM: Expect surprises!
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Even luckier: three of those views are either slow motion, close range, or both, so you can really get a good look at a projectile being fired into a man's penis and testicles.
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"I'm a very lucky man to have had Pran as my reporting partner and even luckier that we came to call each other brother," Mr. Schanberg said after Mr. Dith died in 2008.
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Another similarity is that for investors, outperforming one's peers involves some combination of making better decisions than them and being luckier than them — the same things it takes to beat opponents in poker.
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She admits that some numbers can be perceived as luckier than others, but no number, whether you encounter it in your everyday life or happen to be born on that day, is flat-out bad.
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"I couldn't be a luckier woman to have such a perfect little girl that's prepared to become the best big sister, and even more blessed to welcome another babygirl [sic] to our home," she continued.
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In September, Wondery released Dr. Death, a multi-part podcast about Dallas-based neurosurgeon Dr. Christopher Duntsch, whose procedures left many of his patients maimed, paralyzed, or seriously injured — and they were the luckier ones.
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The luckier ones work in Vladivostok, where they are a common site on construction sites, laboring to renovate the city's Soviet-era buildings, worn down by icy winter temperatures and the salt spray off the Pacific.
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While what he describes as 'half an imprisonment' has disrupted his family life, career and education, Maher considers himself luckier than other activists of the 225 uprising that ended autocratic president Hosni Mubarak's 225 years in power.
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Ezekiel and his Kingdom had been far luckier than Rick, Carol, Daryl, and the rest of the gang until then, as — Negan deal aside — very few of them had actually had to deal with real live human monsters.
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Ledecky and other college athlete Olympians may be luckier than McCaffrey, and a bit better compensated, but ultimately they remain just as subject to the NCAA's whims, and just as deprived of their basic rights as American citizens.
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LONDON, Nov 6903 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Lillie Basil supposes she was one of the luckier residents of Boundary House, a block of short-stay apartments in rural Hertfordshire for Londoners squeezed out by the capital's chronic housing shortage.
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"If a child ended up with another parent who they knew and had a relationship with, that child is far luckier than children who might be with a distant relative or relative they didn't know," Gelernt told BuzzFeed News.
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Some Minifigs were definitely luckier than others when it comes to how events played out that night/seven days ago when Ryan finished this epic model after putting in some 25o hours of work designing and assembling it. Insane!
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She spent her entire life hiding in corners, staying out of everyone's way, trying to make up for the ill fortune she had brought down upon her father, by finding little ways to organize their lives around luckier numbers.
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Luckily, Amazon Studios has already confirmed a second season for the series, according to The New York Times, and even luckier, Gimlet Media has already set the stage for an extended story by confirming a second season of the popular podcast.
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The Daily Mail reports that a tufted capuchin at the Tianjin Zoo in China has been single for every one of his 19 years — and zoo officials are now hoping they can help him be a bit luckier in love.
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He is married to Patty Stonesifer, the former chief executive of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, so he is luckier than most of us in terms of not having to worry so much about this aspect of his winding down.
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Amman Badlani, 37, who works in digital marketing, was even luckier: After an hour and a half standing outside with a sign pleading for tickets, he was spotted by the band's tour manager and swept inside, on orders from Mr. Murphy.
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You have some people who belong to a luckier, if you like, layer of society of people who discarded the culture and know about things that are clearly referring to the Mafia and Cosa Nostra as a traumatic element in our history.
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The iPhone X doesn't drop for another agonizingly-long month — if you're one of the lucky few who snags a pre-order reservation early, that is — but there are some even luckier people out there who already have their hands on Apple's next-level handset.
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One year ago, I was lucky enough to attend the Puppy Bowl — and even luckier to fall in love with and ultimately adopt a pup then known as Slippers, a Pomeranian/Poodle/Havanese mix who honestly looked more like a Star Wars promotional toy.
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The roster is grim proof that things are still far from normal in Texas' largest city, despite some superficial signs that it is bouncing back, with traffic again clogging wide freeways under blue skies and Tex-Mex restaurants in the luckier neighborhoods thrumming with business.
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BEIJING/SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Orolay, the maker of the 'Amazon coat' that became a darling of U.S. fashion and social media a year ago, knows it is luckier than most Chinese small businesses trying to get back on their feet amid huge disruptions caused by the coronavirus epidemic.
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BEIJING/SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Orolay, the maker of the 'Amazon coat' that became a darling of U.S. fashion and social media a year ago, knows it is luckier than most Chinese small businesses trying to get back on their feet amid huge disruptions caused by the coronavirus epidemic.
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Lucky for all of us, the quintet have stuck to their guns through the thick and thin, and luckier still, their weaponry takes the form of their crushing new album Godless Prophets & the Migrant Flora, an awesomely wordy title that'd also make a good YA novel franchise name.
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Going in-store might prove luckier, but for now, here are the must-haves we found that are still in stock (and normally-priced) online: You don't want to know how many other people have touched the door handles, subway poles, or touchscreens at self-checkout before you.
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Sherri Papini — a mom of two and former schoolmate of Tera's who disappeared 18 years later during a jog in Redding about two and a half miles from where Tera vanished — had a luckier outcome: She was found alive, but beaten and chained, on Thanksgiving morning, following an apparent abduction.
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"Has anyone asked who are the luckier ones: those who die in terrorist attacks and leave this world, or those who are left living to see this oppression with their own eyes," he wrote in June 2017 after a suicide bombing inside a mosque where the poor were being fed.
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I found the apartment on Craigslist and have never felt luckier.)Student Loans: $0 (Lucky enough to have had my parents pay for college!)New York Times Subscription: $15Spotify: $9.99Spectrum Wifi: $53Gym: $27.17Health Insurance: $33.29HSA: $125Employee Stock Purchase Plan: $400 (We get stocks at a 15% discount and then sell them immediately when they're purchased
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I'll never forget how you always tried to make everyone laugh, and I couldn't have been luckier to have you as my vice chair in Senate PR." Levine's roommate and fraternity brother, Henry Kroll, spoke with THUMP via email, writing, "As a fraternity brother and roommate of Adam for two years, I can attest he truly was a unique individual.
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It looks like the survivor who texted me while she and her three children hid in the dark, petrified, as ICE banged on her door at 1am but who was luckier than the survivor who showed up for her appearance at the Human Trafficking Intervention Court, a program designed to provide services to help victims escape trafficking instead of incarceration, only to be detained by ICE.
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Insofar as the virus has suppressed the kinds of energy intensive luxury activities enjoyed by wealthier countries and individuals, perhaps it is a good time to step back and reassess, in an age of climate crisis, how necessary those activities are to quality of life, what degree of social license they warrant, and how the world's luckier, wealthier inhabitants might be steered away from them.
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