Usage of "by luck" | TermGallery

Spanish

By accident.

Usage of by luck in English

The ebony-armored soldiers had not conquered most of their continent by luck. 
 Legends of the dragonrealm, vol ii 

It is only by luck that Lady Despair has revealed her secret. 
 Worldwinder 

But Peter Hoxton, by luck or by foresight, was ready for this. 
 The system of the world 

More by luck than aim, I got my hands around its ankles. 
 Sister Mine 

Take, again, a more typical case of what I mean by luck. 
 Men in the Making 

You didn't get to be the director general of the ChronoGuard by luck. 
 The woman who died a lot 

He was flailing at his enemies, hoping by luck to connect with one. 
 The last page 

I kept mine a secret, and just by luck I succeeded. 
 Bambi 

No beast that roams seems to go more by luck than felis leo. 
 The Land of Footprints 

More by luck than skill, his fourth try gave him results. 
 Badge of Infamy 

I mean that the fortune may come of itself by luck. 
 Eliza 

It is only by luck she wasn't seriously injured or killed. 
 News.com.au 

You don't only win by luck, of course; you need to hit good shots. 
 The Guardian 

But this is perhaps more by luck than good judgement. 
 The Guardian 

The prime minister had by luck been kept from harm. 
 The gun 

Partly by luck, partly by design, no one was injured. 
 Mech 

Translations for by luck

Spanish

Meanings of by luck in English