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Or he may strike it lucky and find himself alone.

And who knows, maybe with Apex we'll strike it lucky.

"We've struck it lucky; there's a lot of food here."

We may strike it lucky and find someone's apartment, with a full wardrobe."

But maybe he could strike it lucky here like his Uncle Tom did.

They struck it lucky after posting a request at craigslist.com.

In 1988, a home version of Strike it Lucky!

Just because you struck it lucky once in Edinburgh doesn't make you an expert."

But today Sanjay strikes it lucky at 11.30.

Then we struck it lucky.

Either he had stepped into a hornet's nest or he had struck it lucky.

He presented shows including Strike it Lucky and My Kind of Music.

Of course, occasionally a friend or family member will strike it lucky and buy something truly lovely and appreciated that wasn't on the list.

Strike It Lucky was Based on a British format.

It was many years before she struck it lucky with a cookery column in a new magazine for the Daily Mirror.

Strike it Lucky!

To strike it lucky.'

Casual work is not always easy to find but you might strike it lucky in bars, in hostels, au pairing or tour-guiding.

"Yes, my goodness, Sheringham, I've struck it lucky.

It was the first time, he reminded himself, that he had been really tempted to locate, and he certainly had struck it lucky.

If he strikes it lucky in the next few minutesmanaged to tap into some power, or some airhe may pull through.

An interactive DVD of Strike it Lucky!

'Gawd,' muttered Jim to himself, 'I did strike it lucky last night.'

But whereas Errol struck it lucky, spare a thought for Instonian Neil Cooke.

Additionally, he became scriptwriter to Micheal Barrymore, writing for the television show Strike It Lucky.