This is Ms Mordaunt's second piece of luck in the cabinet.
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"I had a real piece of luck this morning," Katz said, as we moved toward it.
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He called one, and, by an incredible piece of luck, the man was not at home.
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There are three ways to explain this: it might be a remarkable discovery; a remarkable piece of luck; or a mistake.
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"Sometimes in life you need luck, and this was a big piece of luck for us," Susan said pragmatically of the turning tides.
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It's an incredible piece of luck to have a pet you love so well become world famous and touch so many peoples hearts.
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The other piece of luck is that this particular ladder isn't too long for a 15x15 and that the middle rung is BLADE.
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So finding Philae now, just before the fade to black, is a great piece of luck—for Philae's fans, and for near-Earth asteroid science.
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It was a piece of luck that rainclouds had blown in during the ride down from Philly but my grandfather did not mistake this for an omen of success.
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They also stumble onto another little piece of luck: While they're up practicing on the rooftop, Boo discovers the kid that Fat Annie's crew has been looking for — giving Shao another thing to leverage.
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By a real piece of luck, and because he was good with his hands—especially at mending flightsuits and rigging parachutes—he was taken on by NASA as a spacesuit technician in the most exciting years of America's space project, and saw the first of almost everything.
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In 1986, Henwood received his Bachelor of Arts from Exeter College of Art and Design in Devon. Many of Henwood's paintings focus on the experiences and consequences of youth. His work has been showcased by London's Institute of Contemporary Arts and Asprey Jacques, Manhattan's envoy enterprises, New York's Bronwyn Keenan Gallery, and Santa Monica's Richard Heller Gallery. Henwood authored and illustrated a series of children's books that were published by Farrar, Straus and Giroux in the late 1980s and early 1990s, including A Piece of Luck (1990) and The Troubled Village (1991).
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The album was generally well received by critics. The Italian music website Ondarock gave it a 6.5 mark, saying Ritratti was not outstanding for its music but for its lyrics, which "face current affairs both seriously and lightly". The two major Italian newspapers also praised the album; the Corriere della Sera said it contained songs which are still necessary, and the fact that Guccini didn't change his style was "a piece of luck", while La Repubblica described the album as an "earthquake of sharp words". The website Rockol.
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The Finer Things of Life; illustrated by Garrett Price (New York, Dodd, Mead, 1951). Good Morning, Miss Dove; illustrated by Garrett Price (New York, Dodd, Mead, 1954). A Piece of Luck [Stories] (New York, Dodd, Mead, 1955) Twenty-Eight Stories (New York, Dodd, Mead, 1969) Good morning, Miss Dove [Motion Picture] 1955, starring Jennifer Jones, Robert Stack, Kipp Hamilton, Mary Wickes, Jerry Paris, Robert Douglas, Chuck Connors, Peggy Knudsen, and Bill Elliot. Good Morning, Miss Dove : A Play in Three Acts, by William McCleery ; based on the novel by Frances Gray Patton (1963).
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Charles Poore wrote in The New York Times that the novel was "ruthlessly sentimental" and "a cheerful mixture of Goodbye Mr. Chips and Mary Poppins, with touches of the rigorous way to salvation from Life With Father." The book was featured as a Book of the Month Club selection and made into a successful 1955 film starring Jennifer Jones in the title role. Patton published another short story collection in 1959 titled A Piece of Luck and a final collection in 1969 titled 28 Stories. In addition to writing, she taught creative writing courses at both Duke University and the University of North Carolina.
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Despite this astonishing piece of luck, Celtic failed abjectly to take advantage in the final qualifier against Maribor, losing 2–1 on aggregate to drop down to the Europa League. Red Bull Salzburg during the group stage of their UEFA Europa League campaign in 2014. Celtic were unconvincing in the early stages of the league as well, but improved as the season progressed and also qualified from their Europa League group. Deila won the Manager of the Month award for November 2014. By February 2015, Celtic had won 15 of their last 17 domestic games and comfortably defeated Rangers 2–0 in the semi-final of the League Cup. Celtic played Inter Milan in the round of 16 stage of the Europa League, rallying to draw 3–3 at Parkhead from an early 0–2 deficit in a pulsating encounter, then losing 1–0 in Milan to go out on aggregate despite a highly credible performance.
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