Worse luck, the canoe got stuck hard on a rock, and the men could not move her.
Worse luck, a huge boil, as big as an egg, developed under my left knee, while another of equal size appeared on my right ankle, already much swollen and aching.
But he came on the scene just too late, worse luck!
The assizes come on in little more than a fortnight, worse luck!
Worse luck we can't see all that's coming down the river," ventured Steve, presently.
I knew too little theory, worse luck; it was a case of feeling my way at every step, and this made it a slow proceeding.
The days passed; already, worse luck, I could see the end of our work ahead, but I had a little hope the Lensmand might find something else for me to do when the woodcutting was finished.
Now that was where he should have said: no, worse luck, he'd never learned, so I thought to myself.
The ten shillings had, worse luck, lasted all too short.
Just as soon as the little fragments of meat became warm in my stomach up they came again, worse luck.
It's tantalising to see you with more than your share, while I have none--and never shall have, worse luck!
Unfortunately, some other operations had to be carried out, so we were not able to leave, after all, and we are still here, worse luck!
We are off to the trenches this evening, worse luck!
The cake has duly arrived, and is tucked away until to-night, when we arrive in our trenches again, worse luck!
I thought I might have had a letter from you this mail; however, it has not arrived, worse luck!
Across the forehead--one eye gone, worse luck, and the other almost bunged up.
Then they found out that we were both under eighteen, so they pushed us out of the army--worse luck.
There are spies with the Russian troops as well as there are in the French and ours, worse luck.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "worse luck" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
