Twas no battle after all; for, as ill-luck would have it, just as we faced them and bade them come on, the alderman of the Bridge Ward rode up.
Twas a long swim, and the tide carried me far down to Rotherhithe, where, as luck would have it, as I neared shore I struck against something floating on the stream.
As luck would have it, I was hailed, as I rowed under London Bridge, by a man from a vessel which had just dropped anchor in the pool.
As luck would have it, I was able to purchase from him, that very same evening, a number of excellent mules, which he very generously had offered to place at my disposal without payment.
The souls and evil spirits of the lake leapt out and dispatched numerous arrows to kill the dove, but, as luck would have it, dove and bappo (gourds) escaped unhurt.
As luck would have it, on a certain day while making a second journey through the Wei Yang district, he heard the news that the Salt Commissioner appointed this year was Lin Ju-hai.
Here, as luck would have it, the wreck of a sail hanging down from the deck above formed a kind of screen, where I might rest for the present secure from observation.
As ill-luck would have it, it was a charcoal stove, and he was suffocated and brought home like a dead man.
At fourteen years old, I was studying Gemoreh with the commentaries, and, as luck would have it, under Zerach Kneip.
Now, asluck would have it, at that very moment the poison took effect, and the elephant fell to the ground stone dead.
As luck would have it, there was no sentinel at this point, and she cut a long slit in the buffalo-skin curtain.
As luck would have it, he broke her back and she dropped to the sod.
As luck would have it, he carried a long stick in his hand, which he had used in order to punch the fire in the furnace.
As luck would have it, a Colonel Leavenworth was then at Council Bluffs with a detachment of United States troopers.
The point drew nearer and nearer, and I could see Beatrice Haldane standing rigidly still against the somber pines, when, as ill-luck would have it, the dark branches set up a roaring as a wild gust swept down.
But, as ill--luck would have it, the two Bouncers were beforehand with me.
Being almost desperate about it, I began to whistle, wondering how far I should get before I lost my windpipe: and as luck would have it, my lips fell into that strange tune I had practised last; the one I had heard from Charlie.
But I didn't drive off the grade into the gulch till last thing, as luck would have it.
As luck would have it, Will Noggin, once a groom in our service and now a trooper of the Dragoon Guards, was leaning lazily against the grey wall, taking his ease.
As luck would have it, our solicitor was in the act of pushing open the swing-doors.
As luck would have it, I chanced to overhear two Eastern beggars discussing the customs and institutions of Boston.
Well, sir, as luck would have it, 'bout a week later the kid got so stuck on me that he told me his story.
But, asluck would have it, they passed me by, and I escaped a searching.
As luck would have it, one of the steers at this moment came up close to the fence, to scratch his hide on the knots.
As luck would have it, Lola's interview with him came at just the right moment, for he was alternating ballet with opera and was in want of a fresh attraction.
As luck would have it, by the same mail a second letter, offering a solution of the problem, arrived from an Anglo-Indian friend.
This was her military friend, who, as luck would have it, was still lingering in Bath, where he had evidently discovered some special attraction.
As luck wouldhave it, Pache tripped over a stone and fell.
As luck would have it, it ended in an impasse; they had to retrace their steps, running the gauntlet of the bullets, and take the turning to the right.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "luck would" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
