Luck is, by definition, something that is out of our control.

I had the luck to be the first in line for the tickets.

We really lucked out with these front-row seats!

As luck would have it, the bus was late too, so I managed to catch it after all.

As luck would have it, the strike started the day I was due to fly out on holiday.

We suffered a lot of bad luck with the weather.

I heard you failed your driving test. Bad luck!

Joe attributed his success to beginner's luck.

My win at chess was down to luck, rather than skill.

It's down to luck now whether we get there on time.

It was such good luck that I ran into him yesterday. This item brings me good luck.

Many people carry a rabbit's foot or four-leaf clover for a good luck charm.

Today's your test? Good luck!

Hard luck, guys! Hopefully you'll do better next time.

You didn't want that? Well, hard luck!

Tired of all the hard-luck updates her friend kept posting on social media, Tania unfriended him.

The man told us a hard-luck story, before asking us for money.

You won the lottery? Some people have all the luck.

David lost his lottery ticket. What ill luck!

You're in luck: there's just one ticket left for the concert.

There's no way of guaranteeing you'll win the lottery - it's just the luck of the draw.

I'm afraid you're out of luck; there are no tickets left.

Sometimes you can choose, but usually it's pot luck.

Joe brought grilled hotdogs to the potluck party, and I brought dessert.

The lack of snow for the Winter Olympics was rotten luck.

What rotten luck! - she broke her leg just days before her big dance recital.

By a stroke of luck, I found a parking space on the crowded street.

It was a stroke of luck that brought us together.

When you book a last-minute holiday, you often take pot luck with the hotel.

Albert's had tough luck all his life.

Tough luck you can't find your car keys!