Sentence examples similar to a chance spot from inspiring English sources

A chance spotting of a man reading Thomas Pynchon's V on the tube was the catalyst for the first ever "Pynchon in Public" day on 8 May - the author's birthday – last weekend.

Preprints provide a chance to spot these and have them removed before publication.

For aficionados, it's a chance to spot talent and earmark future stars.

Now it is part of the Kilauea Point National Wildlife Refuge and offers both an unobstructed view of striking shoreline and a chance to spot dolphins, sea turtles and whales.

Sailing among the glaciers and icebergs offers a chance to spot whales (minke, humpback, beluga, fin and bowhead) and birds, including a huge kittiwake colony.

These machines are still vulnerable to software glitches, but voters at least have a chance to spot errors and make sure their vote gets registered and recorded accurately.

There is enough fluctuation in the draw and pace advantage at many British tracks, for instance, to give a diligent observer a chance to spot a trend before the rest of the market catches up.

Peter Wentz sets out a WELCOME MAT for us and offers us a chance to spot some of the C's in his Scrabbly theme, listing things that start with the letters __.

The protected 150-acre area gives wildlife watchers a chance to spot Hong Kong's feathered residents, including the grey heron, great egret and the rare black-faced spoonbill.

Some locals offer short boat trips through the scenic waterways, giving visitors a chance to spot the Chinese white dolphins that live just offshore. .

You'll get a chance to spot the full moon, and that has its own impact.