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lucky break

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lucky break and a nice break; a big break
significant good fortune or opportunity. I need a lucky break about now. She's never had a lucky break. Mary is going to get a big break soon.
See also: break, lucky


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McCarthy now believes it may take a lucky break to get Wolves winning again.
In a year, workers can only take two weeks off from work That''s a lucky break because the unfortunate can only take a week off In a year, workers can only take two weeks off from work.
The opportunities arose, but no lucky break was bound to go the Patriots' way, not with the way the Conquistadores' goalkeeper, Keon Parsa, was playing.
 
 
 
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