| Before that I'd been living directly opposite, in a luckless bivouac best forgotten, sharing with two couples. |
| As the sun beat down on Sicily last summer, there was the traditional water shortage and the luckless residents of Palermo knew who to blame. |
| He was living in New York by that stage, opening one luckless restaurant after another and putting on weight, but still attracting young women. |
| A freak goal 10 minutes from time consigned luckless Lancaster City to a sixth successive league defeat at Giant Axe on Saturday. |
| The Master, James, finally dies only after he has succeeded in frightening his luckless victim into dying first. |
| Poetry, being one of those luckless art forms whose practitioners remain in constant danger of outnumbering their audience, is rarely news. |
