thank your lucky stars

thank (one's) lucky stars

To express appreciation for a beneficial occurrence. You should thank your lucky stars that you managed to avoid that violent car accident. We thank our lucky stars that we were able to get a home in this neighborhood at such a reasonable price.

thank your lucky stars

feel grateful for your good fortune.

1998 Times All Alec Stewart can do is thank his lucky stars that his main strike bowler is fit again.

thank your lucky ˈstars (that...)

be very grateful (that...): You should thank your lucky stars that you’re young and healthy.

See also: lucky, star, thank

Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary

See also:

thank (one's) lucky stars
thank lucky stars
thank one's lucky stars
thank one's lucky stars, to
thank you
thank you awfully
awfully
thank (one) for (something)
thank for
thank you for the ride

References in periodicals archive

| The Beatles on Thank Your Lucky Stars in 1963 and, right, the last fans are cleared from the studio floor after seeing the band in 1965

BRUM'S FOIVE STAR SHOW! I was besotted with showbiz and spent my youth intent on meeting the 'stars'

Pete Murray, Jim Dale and Brian Matthew on Thank Your Lucky Stars

BRINGING music TO THE MASSES; The beat goes on as the BBC launches its first big music show since Top Of The Pops. MARION MCMULLEN looks back at the TV sounds of the decades

Even if Christmas fills you with dread, thank your lucky stars that you are in for a better festive period than poor Portsmouth boss Harry Redknapp.

Scrooge alive and kicking

Thank your lucky stars that a magnetar--a new type of star astronomers discovered earlier this year--lies 20,000 light years from Earth.

STARQUAKE!

You can thank your lucky stars if you've managed to avoid a car crash.

Crashing cars in stars

IAll the stars clamoured to appear on Thank Your Lucky Stars, recorded during the 1960s at the Alpha ATV/ABC studios in Aston.

When Aston studios welcomed some of the biggest music acts of all time

Thank Your Lucky Stars was famous for a girl from Birmingham called Janice Nicholls who, if she liked a record, would say: 'I'll give it foive!'" I correctly guessed that Six-Five Special was Britain's first live pop music show."

REMEMBER KEN'S BAND?

Just smile, and thank your lucky stars, for what you have, and who you are.

Poets' corner

I think you LFC supporters should thank your lucky stars you have Joe Januszewski representing your club now.

Time to move on; You Say Email:letters@liverpoolecho.co.uk

He got many of the autographs from a TV cameraman who worked on the hit Sixties show Thank Your Lucky Stars who handed over his autograph album to pay his bill at the nearby London restaurant.

Beatles for sale

Instead of beating yourself up for missing out on some office high jinks, thank your lucky stars you had enough self control to avoid complicating your life.

Dear MIRIAM: I gave up sexy gift

SMART SOLUTION Best-case scenario: He doesn't catch it, and you can thank your lucky stars for the wax in his ears.

Oops! Can I do it again? Embarrassing boy moment? We all have them! Here's how to save face ... and your romance

Firstly, your method of driving has brought great sadness to a family, and, secondly, thank your lucky stars that your method of driving did not result in the death of a child leaving St Bernadette's School at that time.

Your speeding killed our pet

A few weeks before the concert, they had been at the Alpha Studios in Aston Road, Aston, on Sunday, October 20, 1963, recording for ABC Television's pop show Thank Your Lucky Stars, broadcast the following Saturday.

BRUM TOGETHER; How the Beatles took the city by storm in the sixties

Bill was a pop star in the 1950s when he appeared regularly on Oh Boy and later on Cool For Cats and Thank Your Lucky Stars. He released 16 singles, his main hit being Too Young.

The Contrasts heard back on the airwaves; Denis Kilcommons Looking at life with our ever-popular columnist denis.kilcommons@yahoo.co.uk

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释义	thank your lucky stars thank (one's) lucky stars To express appreciation for a beneficial occurrence. You should thank your lucky stars that you managed to avoid that violent car accident. We thank our lucky stars that we were able to get a home in this neighborhood at such a reasonable price. See also: lucky, star, thank Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. thank your lucky stars feel grateful for your good fortune. 1998 Times All Alec Stewart can do is thank his lucky stars that his main strike bowler is fit again. See also: lucky, star, thank Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary thank your lucky ˈstars (that...) be very grateful (that...): You should thank your lucky stars that you’re young and healthy. See also: lucky, star, thank Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: thank (one's) lucky stars thank lucky stars thank one's lucky stars thank one's lucky stars, to thank you thank you awfully awfully thank (one) for (something) thank for thank you for the ride References in periodicals archive \| The Beatles on Thank Your Lucky Stars in 1963 and, right, the last fans are cleared from the studio floor after seeing the band in 1965 BRUM'S FOIVE STAR SHOW! I was besotted with showbiz and spent my youth intent on meeting the 'stars' Pete Murray, Jim Dale and Brian Matthew on Thank Your Lucky Stars BRINGING music TO THE MASSES; The beat goes on as the BBC launches its first big music show since Top Of The Pops. MARION MCMULLEN looks back at the TV sounds of the decades Even if Christmas fills you with dread, thank your lucky stars that you are in for a better festive period than poor Portsmouth boss Harry Redknapp. Scrooge alive and kicking Thank your lucky stars that a magnetar--a new type of star astronomers discovered earlier this year--lies 20,000 light years from Earth. STARQUAKE! You can thank your lucky stars if you've managed to avoid a car crash. Crashing cars in stars IAll the stars clamoured to appear on Thank Your Lucky Stars, recorded during the 1960s at the Alpha ATV/ABC studios in Aston. When Aston studios welcomed some of the biggest music acts of all time Thank Your Lucky Stars was famous for a girl from Birmingham called Janice Nicholls who, if she liked a record, would say: 'I'll give it foive!'" I correctly guessed that Six-Five Special was Britain's first live pop music show." REMEMBER KEN'S BAND? Just smile, and thank your lucky stars, for what you have, and who you are. Poets' corner I think you LFC supporters should thank your lucky stars you have Joe Januszewski representing your club now. Time to move on; You Say Email:letters@liverpoolecho.co.uk He got many of the autographs from a TV cameraman who worked on the hit Sixties show Thank Your Lucky Stars who handed over his autograph album to pay his bill at the nearby London restaurant. Beatles for sale Instead of beating yourself up for missing out on some office high jinks, thank your lucky stars you had enough self control to avoid complicating your life. Dear MIRIAM: I gave up sexy gift SMART SOLUTION Best-case scenario: He doesn't catch it, and you can thank your lucky stars for the wax in his ears. Oops! Can I do it again? Embarrassing boy moment? We all have them! Here's how to save face ... and your romance Firstly, your method of driving has brought great sadness to a family, and, secondly, thank your lucky stars that your method of driving did not result in the death of a child leaving St Bernadette's School at that time. Your speeding killed our pet A few weeks before the concert, they had been at the Alpha Studios in Aston Road, Aston, on Sunday, October 20, 1963, recording for ABC Television's pop show Thank Your Lucky Stars, broadcast the following Saturday. BRUM TOGETHER; How the Beatles took the city by storm in the sixties Bill was a pop star in the 1950s when he appeared regularly on Oh Boy and later on Cool For Cats and Thank Your Lucky Stars. He released 16 singles, his main hit being Too Young. The Contrasts heard back on the airwaves; Denis Kilcommons Looking at life with our ever-popular columnist denis.kilcommons@yahoo.co.uk
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