Luckily Saltzman saw the funny side and pointed out that his real first name was actually Herschel, not Harry, so Saltzman was satisfied with it.

Luckily he had just won one hundred dollars as a prize for a state-wide chemistry contest that served as his final exam for first year Chem 101.

" Luckily for Thorneycroft, the first of the British reinforcements arrived at this moment.

Luckily for those with damaged cars ( especially championship leader Alboreto ) the first lap was declared null and void and the race was completely re-started meaning those with damaged cars were permitted to start in the team spares.

Luckily, someone re-discovered it in the Cinecitta archives in Rome, and it was shown for the first time in Romania in December 2006.

Luckily for posterity, there were no takers, and following his wife's death and his return to England, Browning revived his old plan for a long poem based on the Roman murder case almost eight years after the idea had first struck him.

Luckily he is able to give them the money before he is killed, and is now offered more work by Pando for his impressive performance escaping the gang on their first attempt to kill him.

In 1999, “ U ” was relegated into the second Romanian division, Divizia B and in 2000 it was relegated for the first time in its history into the third division, Divizia C. Luckily, it only played one season into the third division, as in 2001 it was promoted back to Divizia B.

Luckily both women knew my position and if anyone suffered in their opinion it was not I ''.

Luckily, she was not completely aflame and would go down before the gasoline could erupt.

Luckily for Charlton, he had all three.

Luckily during the time Cyril was bishop of Jerusalem.

Luckily, many citizens were away, visiting a market in Schiedam or a fair in The Hague.

Luckily, one of McTaggart's crew members photographed the incident and went public.

Luckily for Europe, their need for large armies fit the philosophy of Tsar Nicholas I.

" Luckily, many directors recognized the necessity ( and likely the commercial success they would reap ) of supporting the battle against fascism as public opinion lay with the war effort.

Luckily, perfect terminations are very rare and some small reflection is nearly always caused.

Luckily, it was in Grenoble that Placidianus stopped and Victorinus ' position stabilized.

Luckily, Harvey had given it to Isobel for safekeeping and he does not know where she is or whether she is even alive.

Luckily for the League, the Jutland nobles revolted against the heavy taxes levied to fight the expansionist war in the Baltic ; the two forces worked against the king, forcing him into exile in 1370.

Luckily, their dedicated US fan base decided to solve the problem by raising some $ 60, 000 themselves online to give to the band to come to the US.

Luckily, there is a rule which does say where to move the smallest disk to.

Luckily, they then happened upon The Great Xigu Arsenal, a hidden Qing munitions cache of which the Allied Powers had had no knowledge until then.

Luckily, Häkkinen recovered fully and was fit to race again in 1996, thus missing only one race.

Luckily the river banks held and no spill overs occurred.

Luckily, many of the practical problems are decidable and hence the corresponding program can behave predictably, if it is well written.

Luckily, the gramophone was invented early enough to capture on disc the voices of the top Italian Verdi and Donizetti baritones of the last two decades of the 19th century, whose operatic performances were characterized by considerable re-creative freedom and a high degree of technical finish.

Luckily for Hook, the crocodile also swallowed a clock, so Hook can tell from the ticking when he is near.

Luckily, Tura manages to pass himself off as Siletsky and learns during their meeting that Hitler himself will visit Poland the next day.

Luckily for Essex, Charles did not take much advantage of this superior position.

Luckily, he had no talent for playing anyway.

" Luckily Twm, in terror, happens to shout a word which makes the horse gallop on again, and he is conveyed to safety.

Luckily, someone was able to lend her some acceptable clothing and she auditioned.

Luckily, the storm came ashore at low tide, so the surge was only.

Luckily, the magnetar was located 20, 000 light years away from earth.

Luckily, he was unhurt and bore me no ill will.

Luckily, the warhead was not armed, so it did not detonate.

Luckily for Lantz Woody Woodpecker's survival was lengthened when he started appearing in The Woody Woodpecker Show from 1957 to 1958, from which it entered syndication until 1966.

Luckily, Sandoval was still able to play with the Orquesta Cubana de Musica Moderna.

Luckily the books from the library were saved but not much more was salvageable.

Luckily, this was not to be the case.

Luckily for the Christians, the blackguard sent to finish the ritual stopped by a church for unclear reasons and was found with the boy's heart.

Luckily for Robin, Sir Edmund was unaccustomed to seeing, actually throwing his fighting style off.

Luckily, as opposed to more than a few contemporary heiresses in search of her particular prince charming, Consuelo Vanderbilt was a great beauty, with a face compelling enough to cause the playwright Sir James Barrie, author of Peter Pan, to write, " I would stand all day in the street to see Consuelo Marlborough get into her carriage.

Luckily for Henman, Slater kept funding him while he was recuperating, because of insistence from Lloyd who believed in Henman's tennis abilities.

") Luckily, he lived for a Weebl and Bob advent calendar cartoon, but was still bacteriophobic.

Luckily, this incident was reported quickly by a Towers employee as to not cause as much massive damage, and the park says that the damage caused to the station was mainly cosmetic.

Luckily because the Joseon Court was constantly divided between the Northern, Southern, Eastern, and Western faction members ,-- the eccentric geographical naming derived from the location of each leader's house in Seoul — which they themselves were divided into subsections, resulted in a weird divided system of where corruption was very difficult.