Sentence examples for bringing a chance from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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".

A small group of employees from a company in La Verne named Haaker Equipment had made a charitable donation that brought a chance to meet Lasorda.

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