Sentence examples for brilliant chance from inspiring English sources

A brilliant chance to keep fit and get creative simultaneously.

8.33pm BST Half-time A brilliant chance for Málaga with the last action of the half!

On Wednesday, despite a packed calendar, Ben Olsen's team had a brilliant chance to make a statement against the Galaxy and open a four-point gap.

Today the government is still pursuing chimeras, half-measures and palliatives instead of seizing a brilliant chance to forestall future pension woes and equip the pension system to meet the sharply rising costs of an ageing society.

It represents a brilliant chance for crime readers, amateur science buffs and aspiring writers to take a peek behind the scenes and discover how a crime can be solved with the help and guidance of real-life scientists and police investigators.

"This is a brilliant chance to showcase Wales," he said.

Serbia ought really to have won by more - Mitrovic missed two brilliant chances.

"The score-line is deserved because of our passing, and the brilliant chances we created.

Aston Villa manager Paul Lambert: "We were well in the game, and had two brilliant chances through Christian Benteke.

1518: So Blackpool have had three brilliant chances and West Ham have not even had a shot on goal, unless you count that dubious effort by Ricardo Vaz Te.

He added: "If you had said to me before the game, that we could create those clear-cut chances - and they weren't half-chances, they were brilliant chances - I would have been pretty pleased.