Sentence examples for bridge chances from inspiring English sources

Nearly every day, the snipers kill people — but, if you reach the bridge, chances are that the soldiers on the other side will let you in.

Waterloo Bridge's chance was not obvious against a strong Richard Hannon-trained pair in the Norfolk Stakes and those punters who took 12-1 were perhaps taking note of the coincidence of it being the 200th anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo than any form considerations.

Earlier this month, artist Leo Villareal gave San Francisco's other bridge a chance to shine.

Step into any classroom at Bridge and the chances are that the teacher will be uttering exactly the same words that are being uttered in every single Bridge school.

Even as Bridge gets its chance to prove whether its model works, regulatory hurdles threaten to be its undoing.

A hike through the Serpentine Art and Nature Commons offers a clear view of the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge and the chance to spy hawks, owls and scaly, green serpentine rock.

She said the bridge is a chance for: "Tremendously kind and rich people to give a garden to people who maybe never had a garden.

Although he started the 2012 Champions League final, his debut in European competition, and played 38 games for Chelsea under Roberto Di Matteo and Rafael Benítez over the subsequent season – gaining his first two caps in the process – his progress rather stalled upon José Mourinho's arrival back at Stamford Bridge, with the chance offered by Southampton too good to turn down.

It's also easy to see the work today as a bridge between the chance operations at the heart of Surrealism and the more pointed mass-media investigations of Pictures Generation artists like Cindy Sherman and Richard Prince, known for borrowing pop culture images as the "raw" material for their work and upsetting notions of artistic originality.

But it continued: "It is clear to the board that a complete new build of a 60,000 seat stadium at Stamford Bridge has little chance of acceptability.

The club has since banned five fans and, with Saturday's game having already been designated as Chelsea's annual Game for Equality before the midweek incident, it gave the Stamford Bridge side a chance to show further its stance against discrimination.