Sentence examples similar to chance concluded from inspiring English sources

A game with multiple turning points -- penalties led to the Rams' winning touchdown and forestalled a late Giants scoring chance -- concluded with each team full of contradictions.

There was "zero chance," she concluded, that the men in the other room felt the same.

"Tom's lucky that he has got another chance," he concluded, "and I hope he takes a lot of experience from this and that it stands him in good stead.

Warming nevertheless to "the rough sunshine" of "Best Chance," Fricke concluded, "In Space is no #1 Record, but at its brightest, it is Big Star in every way".

Though not being impressed by "nothing [being] left to chance", she concluded, "Even if these songs are derivative of much more established pop divas [Avril Lavigne and Britney Spears], they provide clues to the kind of company Cyrus aims to keep.

"We have to go all out and take risks and take chances," Jennings concluded.

"You paid and you took your chance," he concludes.

Haro passed up the chance of concluding a very favourable peace in 1656.

Juncker comments: "I am quite optimistic but not over optimistic … There is a real chance of concluding an agreement".

He said: "I believe that this is the endgame for the trade talks and that there is a real chance of concluding them.

Cavendish is defending his title and the two pacemen should enjoy a very healthy battle at a race where three of the four stages have a good chance of concluding in a sprint.