Sentence examples for because of a chance from inspiring English sources
But they did not reach their destination because of a chance mistake, and their tour became tragedy.
He came to birding gradually — partly because of a chance sighting of a black-crowned night heron on the Central Park Lake — once he realized that he didn't have to leave the city to look at nature.
Some stores of the Stop & Shop Supermarkets have recalled the ground beef they sold between Nov. 8 and Nov. 20 because of a chance that the meat is contaminated with E. coli or other bacteria, the company said.
But because of a chance meeting on a golf course, I'll see the Airborne Museum at Oosterbeek, newly refurbished in time for the OMG 65th anniversary commemorations – the John Frost Bridge, the memorial to the Dutch Resistance inscribed with Bill Wildeboer's name.
But it hadn't occurred to her to come to me for help before she got into this desperate place – for her, and many of the most vulnerable residents, local councillors are a last resort or engaged because of a chance encounter like this.
Settling in Queens, he got a job working security at John F. Kennedy International Airport, enrolled in a filmmaking program at Brooklyn College and, because of a chance meeting with an American sound editor while on patrol in 1985, soon got a toe in the business's door.
I always liked the longer sessions because you get more of a chance to settle into the match.
I have made this decision because of a unique chance to join a group that plans to bid for the Dodgers.
They chose August to swim the channel because of a better chance of warmer water -- it was in the low 60's -- and less choppy waves.
Two long-lived fission products, Technetium-99 (half-life 220,000 years) and Iodine-129 (half-life 15.7 million years),are of somewhat greater concern because of a greater chance of entering the biosphere.
" Initial doses and subsequent dose titration should be more gradual because of a greater chance of undesirable effects, especially in very old and frail subjects [ 40 ]".
