lucky devil

The people who live here, the lucky devils, take it for granted.

Apparently he, the lucky devil, had been selected to serve as the group's spokesman.

It defied my comprehension how the lucky devil got away with his life.

They were lucky devils, the bunch that came over on the Mayflower in 1620.

"We're going to blackmail her, but not because of the lucky devil who got away.

Mademoiselle, rest assured he is beyond all pain, the lucky devil.

And I always thought you were a lucky devil."

Once erect, he added, "I always have been a lucky devil.

I see you've got an Igor with you, you lucky devils.

I'm just going to adore you for the rest of my life, and consider myself the luckiest devil on earth."

"Lucky devil," said Tim after they had passed.

"Who's the lucky devil you've come to visit?

Give me the proofs to tell the judge and I will hang as you, you lucky devil."

"Lucky devil," he murmured in a very low voice, but the brief quirk of his mouth appeared harsh.

I was always called a "lucky devil".

The lucky devil had two to toss.

But molecular geneticists now look back on such triumphs, shake their heads and say, boy, did those lucky devils have it easy.

Goodness, what a view, you lucky devil.

Lucky Devils is a 1933 film.

Sulu, lucky devil, had his own ship now and was off somewhere captaining it.

Lucky Devils is a 1941 film from director Lew Landers.

"Lucky devils," muttered one of the men.

Some lucky devils who have had the good luck to find their mess tins right away run back down the stairs at a triple gallop.

I suppose she's still kicking up her pretty heels with some lucky devil in the South of France every winter?'"

You are a lucky devil!