Sentence examples for Public chance from inspiring English sources

It was the first public chance for Djokovic to rehabilitate his image here.

Whenever you see Mark Zuckerberg in public, chances are he'll be decked out in a grey T-shirt, possibly offset with a black hoodie if he's unable to warm himself with the fury of his exasperated users.

If your company is not public, chances are you still have board meetings.

1) If you see us interacting and conversing with our peers out in public, chances are we will be happy to answer your child's questions.

"But we're offering the public the chance to participate".

He might give the public a chance; he's asking us to give him one.

And it gives the public a chance to see their leaders being abused.

"The government should give the public a chance to decide in a fresh election.

She is hoping whoever buys it will give the public a chance to see it.

Business minister Why is it undemocratic to give the public a chance to change their minds?

It gives parliament – and the public – the chance to be heard.