Sentence examples for chance call from inspiring English sources

A chance call took him to San Diego.

It's my view, though, that everyone should be given one last chance (call me naive if you like), and if Eric responds with repentance and sincerity he too should have a last opportunity to avoid the almost unprecedented sine die.

He simply recognizes that, wherever one nation is playing host to another, be it with good or ill will, there is an unmissable chance — call it an obligation — for both parties, host and guest, to tell stories of themselves.

Some may appear more frequently because they are favourable to the organism; the frequency of others may be determined by accidents of chance, called genetic drift.

In 1995 in the Book Review, Britt Chance called this "a history that reads like a historical novel... in the style and pungency of the writing".

I stood for a while, trying to fathom the rules of the most popular game on the floor, a Chinese game of chance called Dai Siu (Big-Small).

Therefore, we analyzed these Yb alignments with PAML in two ways: 1) excluding any region with an indel, and 2) excluding any region with an indel as well as with one codon on either side (to reduce the chance calling of "false" substitutions associated with alignment problems).

Each one was emblazoned with his phone number and the words "Drive Fast, Take Chances, Call Collect".

But Yankees Manager Joe Torre has always understood the symbolic importance of a game like this and he took no chances, calling on closer Mariano Rivera to stamp out the Kansas City Royals before a real problem developed.

15 18 Neglecting these hidden differences in survival chances (called unobserved frailty) has been shown to lead to biased estimates of the mortality hazard and of the effect of the covariates on the survival probability.

The state, too, will have a chance to call witnesses.