Examples of 'lucky ones who' in a sentence
Meaning of "lucky ones who"
Lucky ones who is used to refer to individuals or a group of people who are fortunate or considered lucky in a particular situation or context
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These are the lucky ones who survived.
The lucky ones who journey on may go for a short walk.
I was one of the lucky ones who got away.
The lucky ones who were able to attend.
Jack was one of the lucky ones who was unaffected.
The lucky ones who can take it or leave it.
I was one of the lucky ones who found a way.
The lucky ones who never miss this fair know everything Barcelona has to offer.
He says he is one of the lucky ones who survived.
The lucky ones who survive often go blind.
We were at least one of the lucky ones who had a glimpse of it.
Even the lucky ones who made it to the border can not cross the river.
She was one of the lucky ones who got away.
For the lucky ones who do find a job, options are limited.
My grandfather was one of the lucky ones who came back.
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They are the lucky ones who just happen to be standing.
Unless you are one of the lucky ones who sells.
One of the lucky ones who got out of here alive.
I am a former puppy mill dog and was one of the lucky ones who got out.
I was one of the lucky ones who managed to escape.
The more bounties collected, the greater the raw profit for the lucky ones who do.
I was one of the lucky ones who had a sleeping baby.
Only 10 spots are available - I wonder who will be the lucky ones who get to go?
These are the lucky ones who survived the crash.
You are one of the lucky ones who has.
I am one of the lucky ones who lives in a country where education is available.
This is especially true for the lucky ones who can walk there.
I am one of the lucky ones who was given a treatment that helped me recover.
If you are in Africa you will be the lucky ones who get to see it.
I was one of the lucky ones who found an answer to that question.
The Mr Toni Hanna is among the lucky ones who survived.
I am one of the lucky ones who got involved with it very soon.
Nevertheless, there will always be a few lucky ones who manage to escape.
I was one of the lucky ones who got to attend the opening ceremony.
But, of course, they are just the lucky ones who survived.
I was one of the lucky ones who was able to escape the planet.
I suspect you are just one of the lucky ones who had theirs go early.
Some of us lucky ones who spoke Chiricahua infiltrated the village.
I happened to be one of the lucky ones who received this box.
The lucky ones who still know they are!
Partridge is one of the lucky ones who live in the dome.
The lucky ones who live to see these times will be more than happy . ".
I am just one of the lucky ones who managed to get out.
For the lucky ones who travel from Dijon, Beaune is only 40 km away from there.
Mathilde is one of the few lucky ones who got an education.
I am one of those lucky ones who is taking a few days off for the holidays.
However, in this race, it 's not just the lucky ones who can beat the odds.
And they were the lucky ones who did not get exposed to lethal doses of radiation.
We can tell our grandkids we were the lucky ones who got to watch Trout.
I was one of the lucky ones who managed to escape the Cambodian killing fields.
