Sentence examples for bring a chance from inspiring English sources

But every day one journey or another will bring a chance encounter with some friend or acquaintance willing to share news, gossip or opinions, or just to swap anecdotage about endless bus journeys.

It said: "Heavy, thundery showers will continue to bring a chance of some localised surface water flooding issues, especially in urbanised areas, across much of south-east England today, with a risk continuing into the early hours of tomorrow morning in the far south east".

The best vacations will increase one's understanding of their world and bring a chance to help us reconnect with ourselves.

Doctors tell us the quality of support being provided at the intensive care unit is critical, and the right interventions – at the right time – do bring a chance at life.

The next inning brought a chance to shift the momentum, but Kuroda would not allow it.

The immediate future brings a chance to win a British medal in the discus at the world championships.

The mild weather wasn't expected to last long, with a cold front forecast for Wednesday bringing a chance of light snow to the region.

For children and their families, the boom in pediatric testing has brought a chance of improved treatments, but also the ethical dilemmas that accompany medical research.

Saturday night at the Large Festival Hall brought a chance to attend Salzburg's ill-fated production of Wagner's tale of ill-fated lovers, "Tristan und Isolde".

And to this audience of 16- to 21-year-olds incarcerated as convicted felons or awaiting trial, he brought a chance to dream.

For Rochdale manager Keith Hill, reaching the final brings a chance for the club to shake off the stigma of being the bottom division's longest occupants - Dale have been stuck there since 1974, the longest unbroken run in the fourth tier.