Sentence examples for bit of chance from inspiring English sources

This is the bit of chance that has made or devastated the ambitions of potential astronauts.

Besides Ganson's accidental invention of Toobers and Zots, they have profited greatly from another bit of chance.

The news reports are updated for each performance, adding a bit of chance, with only the phrases borrowed from the songs remaining constant.

"You've got a bit of chance with the new ball but once 20 overs come off, it's a hard slog".

"Although the final appearance of each vessel is ultimately due to a bit of chance, the palette and initial design of each work are meticulously considered," Graham explains to Creators.

"We have the ability to take a bit of chance on music and do innovative things without pressure to sell tickets," said Bodie, who has been affiliated with Folk Arts Alliance and previously presented folk music shows regularly at her Bodie House Music concerts.

"We had our chances early and then a little bit of a chance late, but, again, he's a young man, he's got a good arm and he pitches well".

"Sometimes you just need a bit of luck to get your chance.

Every time they've had a bit of a chance they've failed to capitalise.

When he had a little bit of a chance he missed it.

"I guess now I've got a bit of a chance and it's in my control".