I have luckily deposited my parcel, and have your letter of last night.

Now I have luckily gotten through for today.

Yet their position demands that we, who have suffered with them and have luckily escaped, should speak for them.

Now these times have luckily gone by, and the custom of smoking amongst genteel Englishmen has nearly died away with them.

I have luckily got a holiday, and can continue my despatch, as you know dinner time is my chief hour of business.

Her own rather monstrous comments on these observations had luckily remained unspoken.

My brother has luckily been tractable, and left the whole management to me.

Ashe was temporarily disfigured, but had luckily escaped without worse injury.

No: the ball had luckily buried itself in the ground.

The bullet had luckily grazed, and not broken the bone.

Kate had luckily at the moment been in her room and had not seen her father.

We had luckily between decks a cask of excellent strong ale, which we brewed at Anamooka.

He had luckily been able to see a doctor, and had got his eyes put right.

The Bishop of London is dead; having luckily for his family, as it proves, refused the archbishopric.

The Princess has luckily produced another boy; so Sir George Vandeput may be recompensed with being godfather.

Her camera still hung around her neck in its case, having luckily escaped injury by her fall.