| The street in front of the building is already covered in a shimmering carpet of shards from the panes of their unluckier neighbours. |
| According to exhibition curator Jan Graffius, Edward Oldcorne was unluckier than you might imagine. |
| The unluckier ones have reported hallucinations and two were even rushed to the hospital. |
| The big parties have been literally decimated, like the unluckier Roman legions who were reduced to one tenth of their original strength. |
| There can't be an unluckier Withernsea, who hasn't had anything go right on numerous occasions this season. |
| Lucky in Spain In many Spanish-speaking countries, the movie Friday The 13th was renamed Tuesday The 13th as they believe Tuesday is an unluckier day. |
