out of luck

The next guy was going to be out of luck.

You better have a pretty good reason for being in the building or you're out of luck.

If that was the case, they were clearly out of luck.

But if you're the one who needs help with making a decision, you might very well be out of luck.

Now season three is on, looks like I'm out of luck.

Your wife though may be out of luck without more skills.

"If he was just one house closer we would have been out of luck."

Today, those customers would be out of luck, because women own and run the place.

If she didn't call before six, he'd be out of luck all night.

Today, if you try to just buy a phone, you're out of luck.

It would have put us out of luck and he was too well covered.

If this didn't pay off, we were out of luck.

But if they're hoping for a return call, they are out of luck.

Richard himself had said that there was always such a thing as running out of luck, however.

But those too young to retire are often out of luck.

He had just run out of luck on the plains.

We seemed to be out of luck, and the rain had returned.

But this does not mean those seeking a special site are out of luck.

But if you are required to file in two states, you're out of luck.

At the same time, negative results don't mean you're out of luck.

A farmer on his own, he says, would be out of luck.

But if you want your fortune told, you're out of luck.

Very smart my friend, but you've run out of luck.

If it was classified information, he would be out of luck.

Those who can escape do; the rest, as someone says, are out of luck.