be born under a lucky star

"He must have been born under a lucky star," said the doctor.

So far, it would seem that the agricultural budget was born under a lucky star.

There are certain things that we cannot disclose to the accused, but you were born under a lucky star.

"You have to be born under a lucky star."

Sort of like being born under a lucky star."

Almost always, interviewers would ask if I felt I'd been born under a lucky star.

Ma'am, you must've been born under a lucky star."

The drama that the 1989 Masters provided furnished further evidence that the tournament was born under a lucky star.

I was born under a lucky star.'

The Rothschilds seem to have been born under a lucky star, the best money can buy: our worst enemies could do them no harm.

You were born under a lucky star, faccia del angelo.

And though I had many difficulties to fight against, it is certain that Nabucco was born under a lucky star".

She must have been born under a lucky star if her manipulation of this foul-smelling Communist son of a diseased dog is any indication."

When Slade butchered Symington with a blade at the castle, Angie must surely have believed that she had been born under a lucky star.

"This building was born under a lucky star," Mr. Koolhaas said after the formal unveiling, held at the Jersey City Museum.

It starts by Gladstone reading his horoscope: "I was born under a lucky star, and everything I do will bring me good fortune, it says here.

You were born under a lucky star, and one day you will know what it is like to have a man hold you in his arms and make love to you.'

"God-son," she said, "although you are a great grumbler, I tell you that in my judgment you were born under a lucky star, or saint, call it which you will.

Here she succeeded better, for she was one of those happily created beings who please without effort, make friends everywhere, and take life so gracefully and easily that less fortunate souls are tempted to believe that such are born under a lucky star.

But he has the secret of those people to whom success comes by itself, whether it is due to being born under a lucky star or whether it is magic, or whether he has learned it from the Samanas.

If I perished before I could reach the light of day once more I should be no worse off than I was now, for death stared me in the face, while there was always the possibility that, as I was born under a lucky star, I might find myself safe and sound in some desirable land.