It happens unluckily enough that this year there will be an extraordinary deduction (at least one hundred guineas) of the fine which is paid every seven years for the renewal of Horn farm.
The camera was placed on the edge of the jungle, and presently a bull came slowly grazing along the swamp, when he unluckily looked up to find the photographer just taking the cap off, within about ten paces.
Unluckily someone else thought so too, and this was her brother's wife, who had heard all about the pumpkin tree, and sent her slave with a handful of grain to buy her a pumpkin.
Unluckily the young man guessed what she was doing, and signed to his attendants, who seized her and put her in the coach.
The calm continued till sun-rising, when the wind likewise arose, butunluckily for us it came from a wrong quarter; it was S.
He has indeed unluckily been too long out of England to remember his own language, and not long enough in France, to have learnt that of the country.
He is but eighteen: unluckilythey were married in Scotland.
Last night at the inn, when the factor in Tyr-yi spoke of his having heard that a roof was put on some part of the buildings at Icolmkill, I unluckily said, 'It will be fortunate if we find a cathedral with a roof on it.
Footnote: Here, unluckily the windows had no pullies; and Dr Johnson, who was constantly eager for fresh air, had much struggling to get one of them kept open.
Unluckily for me, they found a bottle of punch in a corner, which they drank; and Corrichatachin went for another, which they also drank.
Unluckily the colonel said, there was but this and another large tree in the county.
He told me that, before I came in, the Doctor had unluckily had a bad specimen of Scottish cleanliness.
Owing to certain circumstances, the recital of which would not at all interest you, I unluckily fell into the hands of the Apaches.
But in these precautions he unluckily reckoned without his host.
Unluckily for everybody, he made his first attempt with Felgate.
Unluckily at this moment he was approached by a revolutionary society among the artisans at Milan.
D'Estrees duly went to reconnoitre, but unluckily 'had mist suddenly falling.
Indeed, they had no objection to the reasonableness of the bill, but many to the probability of paying it; for the fellow who had taken poor Fanny's purse had unluckily forgot to return it.
Unluckily we had not brought Tish's gun, or we might have shot it.
Unluckily there was a stream between us, and it was necessary to ford it.
Unluckily it struck Aggie in the left eye and inflicted a painful bruise.
Unluckily at that moment Tish saw us, and sat down violently on the ice.
It is unluckily in German, which I understand little of, but am improving in by the help of a truly Chymical Swiss Dyer, who is come here to dye standing red on linen and cotton, in which he is successful.
He came to the Philosophers’ Meeting at my house on Monday, and we were receiving an account of his experiments on rotatives and some new ones he has made, when unluckily his facts did not agree with Dr.
Most unluckily for Herr Parish, he illustrates his theory by telling a story which happens not to be correctly reported.
Unluckily Catherine was not asked to give other examples of what she considered her successes.
Unluckily Herr Parish only criticises these three cases, how accurately we have remarked.
But unluckily he was on the road, although nobody knew it; he must have received it a few days after, so I suppose by this time he has acknowledged to you the receipt of it.
We sailed past Madeira (23 miles from Porto Santo) the same day, but unluckily at such a distance that we could only perceive the long mountain chains by which the island is intersected.
A little boy was carrying a number of plates and dishes on a board, when the latter unluckily slipped from his grasp, and all the crockery lay in fragments at his feet.
Unluckily the very day Mr. Worthy took leave, there happened to be a grand ball at the next town, on account of the assizes.
It happened unluckily for poor Widow Brown that her cottage stood quite alone.
I remember, I was once in a mixed assembly, that was full of noise and mirth, when on a sudden an old woman unluckily observed there were thirteen of us in company.
They were not exceptionally coarse-minded, but unluckilythey were neither strong nor fine minded.
The day unluckily turned out very rainy, and the drill was gone through in a dense white mist, which caused every horse to loom large as an elephant, and every rider to look a Gog or Magog.
Unluckily for himself, he had been early left his own master, and had ridden post-haste to the dogs ever since.
His metaphysical studies, on the contrary, convinced him that he might be a Hume or a Berkeley; butunluckily they convinced himself alone.
Unluckily, however, and the misfortune illustrates the inconvenience of combining politics with fiction, Disraeli had something to say, and still more unluckily that something was a mere nothing.
Unluckily the publisher became bankrupt and Crabbe was thrown upon his resources--the poor three pounds and box of surgical instruments aforesaid.
All this is easy to say, but unluckily represents what the 'Conversations' would have been had they been perfect.
Landor, unluckily for himself, could forget the past as easily as he could ignore the future.
The one author whom he admitted into his Pantheon after his youthful enthusiasm had cooled was unluckily the most consistent of Tories.
The whole Nation of Abipones are assembled in three Colonies, but are againunluckily disturbed by a War of the Spaniards against the Guaranies 194 XXI.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "unluckily" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
