Sentence examples for a one chance from inspiring English sources

Dr Foust, for instance, gives Mr Tito about a one chance in three of succeeding.

Mr Naidu, his eyes sparkling with excitement, says he "will build a city, a world-class capital, a really smart city…it is a one-chance-in-a-lifetime opportunity".His creation, Vijayawada, one of the 100 on Mr Modi's list, will house 22m people near the eastern coast.

This feeling is often magnified when a doctor has helped conceive a one-chance-only baby.

Bowden's idea is to give a manager one chance a game to request that a play be looked at on replay.

Jabo Ibehre had three great first-half opportunities to level, but Carroll produced increasingly impressive saves from a header, a one-on-one chance and a rasping low strike.

McCormack also wasted a great one-on-one chance on the break and Moussa Dembele's left-footed shot hit the post in the final minute.

A swimmer has several chances to win a medal in one Games, a marathon runner one chance.

Shane Long had a one-on-one chance which he would have taken on another day and Romelu Lukaku was a threat.

A million to one chance?

In Denmark, you have about a seven to one chance of doing better.

Austin twice went close for the visitors in the first half, spurning a one-on-one chance before forcing Andy Lonergan to tip over a 25-yard effort.