Sentence examples for a quick chance to from inspiring English sources

Here's a quick chance to catch up before the shouting starts again.

Brown got a chance at redemption with the Yankees, a quick chance to dull an embarrassing episode.

Still, the debate on evidence is apparently to begin early in the day, giving the Democrats a quick chance to make their case on their most important issue.

Stevenson had a quick chance to level when he turned in the box but shot straight at Alexander and Hibs survived a scare when Dauda glanced Paterson's delivery just wide.

"Catherine, I have had a quick chance to talk to the SSG [Specialist Services Group] team that were forward tonight and it has become apparent that we should be preparing a fresh bid for any new equipment that is necessary," the text, read aloud by Burn to the inquest, said.

Leeds had a quick chance to redeem themselves the following year when they were back at Wembley, with Wigan again the opponents.

Just a little room with a lens and nobody but you in it to tell you to smile or to make you self-conscious, it was a quick chance for some narcissistic fun while no one was looking, and it had an aura of secrecy and daring.

Your schedule may be filled with only quick chances to take photographs since you have many sights to cover, but early or afternoon light provides the best atmosphere for photos.

Before curtain-up at the theatre, I pop into the Queen's Hotel for a quick half and a chance to soak up the atmosphere of one of the few remaining traditional Swansea pubs, the sort of place where Thomas would indulge his legendary passion for imbibing.

Some memoirs describe long periods observing a particular well, waiting for a chance to obtain a quick drink.

Clearly, nothing makes producers and audiences get out the popcorn out quicker than a chance to gawp at the traditions of those strange, backwards Muslims.