Usage of "so lucky" | TermGallery

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Usage of so lucky in English

South of the border, a lot of people were not so lucky. 
 The new yorker 

I am so lucky, she thought, to have the job I want. 
 The city of ember: book 1 

In reality, most web start-ups should be so lucky to become Friendster. 
 Wired 

And we are so lucky that citrus fruit is currently in season. 
 The South African 

Something tells me, though,' he added, sour, 'we won't be so lucky.' 
 Stonewielder 

Shooting was second nature to that man, but Jack wasn't so lucky. 
 Stars rain down 

I feel guilty that I've been so lucky in the Lucky Country. 
 Radio NZ 

You were so lucky, Ella; you managed to save all your money. 
 John Gabriel Borkman 

We are both so lucky to be in the position we're in. 
 The Guardian 

I feel so lucky to have got a job in my specialism. 
 The Guardian 

I feel so lucky, I sometimes wonder how I could deserve her. 
 The Land of Painted Caves 

Fish farmer and Kennet river keeper John Hounslow was not so lucky. 
 The Guardian 

But most of the series in Twin Peaks' shadow weren't so lucky. 
 Wired 

Other places, like Brazil, have not been so lucky in their efforts. 
 Wired 

We were so lucky we didn't suffer a loss through that chaos. 
 Radio NZ 

The two prisoners who tried to flee with her weren't so lucky. 
 Starcraft ii: heaven's devils 

Adverb

Adjective

So lucky through the time

So lucky across language varieties

Australia

Common

South Africa

Common

New Zealand

Common

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Meanings of so lucky in English