Sentence examples for chance back from inspiring English sources

That's another thing with some of those mistakes; you don't get that chance back".

We need to go further, do more for hardworking people......give more children a chance, back more businesses, help create more jobs.

"The big mall stores had their chance back in 1993, and they spent a lot of money, and they said enough is enough," she said.

In a column in Fortune last month, I even suggested that Barack Obama should have replaced him when he had the chance, back in 2010.

I didn't like the attempt to bump Labour stalwart Dennis Skinner out of his frontbeach seat (come on, SNP – of all the people to pick on!), but the rest sounds suspiciously akin to how I'd have behaved, given similar circumstances and half the chance, back in the days when I was still "fun" (and yes, this feeling is closely related to the Commons bar).

The World Food Programme WFPP) – which has been forced to halve its assistance to almost 1.3 million vulnerable Syrian refugees in the region because of a $341m funding shortfall – said it feared some would try to go home as they now feel they have a better chance back in their own ruined country than sitting it out in Jordan or Lebanon.

Or, if left to chance, back-lit situations can create photographic disasters.

I'm starting to think I should take my chances back in Syria".

Jim Mora's screechy, incredulous dismissal of his Indianapolis Colts' playoff chances back in 2001 came to mind as a beleaguered Weber assessed the damage.

If they stumble, they will get two chances back in Boston, where their fans have been patiently waiting to celebrate for two decades.

Why did the couple decide to try their chances back in Iran, rather than stay in Cambodia?