Converse of object

• wish: When they are not playing Arsenal I wish good luck to Leeds.

• bring: Chimney sweeps are often considered to bring good luck.

• desert: Very harsh as the luck deserted him when he most needed it.

Adjective modifier

• bad: Bad luck for Martha, then, who has to stand out in the cold all night.

• good: We wish them good luck for the rest of the season.

• sheer: Also by sheer luck I found a drill steel to fit it.

• pure: Q: How much do you think that becoming successful is just pure luck?

• tough: Mr. Caborn: Business is pretty tough luck anyway, sometimes.

• ill: Woe betide those who did pick it, for ill luck would follow, troubling the whole house.

Modifies a noun

• mate: I had the same problem but i just tighten it abit at a time, good luck mate!

• _________________: Good luck _________________ Kev Man is limited by his fears, not by his imagination.

Noun used with modifier

• lotsa: I'm here to help - if my help's not appreciated then lotsa luck, gentlemen.

• .good: Cheers guys .Good luck bears and come on the rain!

• stewart: Posts: 424 | From: Leicester | Registered: Apr 2004 | IP: Logged | stewart luck Member # 26123754 posted 12.

• good: Phyllis, going off stage, sort of introduced it, initially by calling Good luck big boy, he needed it.

• nae: I'd applied for tickets on the up-close website but nae luck.

• pot: Dr. Rose Hawkins says: " It's pot luck.

Preposition: of

• draw: Part 2 of an article by Lynne Suzanne Winning competition prize draws is based on the " luck of the draw " .

Preposition: from

• yard: Once again Kalinichenko tries his luck from 25 yards but his effort flashes wide of the far post.

Preposition: than

• judgment: It will be more luck than judgment, in my opinion.