Sentence examples for awkward chances from inspiring English sources

For the Friend Who's Too Rich BUYING a present for a rich friend can feel awkward: Chances are, you can't hope to match the price of the gift he or she will be giving you.

It was an awkward chance, and Queens were often the more coherent side.

Think about it: if they start out as an awkward fit, chances are things aren't going to get much better.

Say, "Well this is awkward... ...... Chances are, she'll smile and agree, and it'll be an easy inside joke.

That's right-it may feel awkward, but chances are, if you are trusted, this friend will tell you the truth.

Fashioning chances became awkward, too, once Arteta sustained knee ligament damage in February.

Having other people there will not only keep both of you from getting nervous, you will also be more comfortable and if there is ever an awkward silence or conversation chances are one of the other people there will help change the subject smoothly.

He then missed an awkward red with the chance to seal a 6-1 win, and Lee knocked in a superb break of 78, followed by 94 in the next frame to cut his arrears to 5-3.

Which puts the chances of an awkward pre-game conversation with DC's Eddie Johnson about "how Brazil was" to near zero.

"The thing I find most frustrating here is that what's really valued in politics is absolute loyalty, and I am often told that in saying things that are awkward I am damaging the chances of some of my colleagues being re-elected.

After three draws, Garry Kasparov had a better chances, but his awkward winning attempt backfired and he lost to Yasser Seirawan.