Sentence examples for English chances from inspiring English sources

English hooligans ran riot in the streets during that tournament - most of the time fighting their German counterparts - and their behaviour, which undoubtedly helped destroy English chances of hosting the World Cup in 2006, recalled the dark days of the Seventies.

England coach Gary Neville, meanwhile, claimed young English players' chances were being harmed by the number of foreign stars in the Premier League.

Joan gives the English another chance to surrender, but they refuse.

She gives the English a chance to surrender, which they refuse.

But for the family of Louise Amantillo, who went to New Zealand to improve her English – and her chances of getting a job – it's too soon to speak of moving on.

The English champions' best chances, up to the time of the goal, came on the counter and from errors by the Ukrainian side.

Searching only in English limits your chances to find the musical score you are looking for.

"Our club manager is giving young English players a chance.

Hodgson spoke very warmly about Pochettino afterwards and his enthusiasm for giving English players a chance.

Dr. Padrón attended the college in the 1960s, fresh from Cuba, with only a smattering of English and no chance of attending any other college.

Even when we imagine we have a useful crop and a reasonable chance English players generally contrive to arrive at tournaments exhausted, injured or suspended.