Here was a chance, for example, to get James Levine's orchestra ready for the long sit.
There is a chance, for example, that the H1N1 flu will sweep through cities before the vaccine is ready, causing serious illness and many deaths.
Take Working Chance for example, helping women with convictions find jobs, or the National Trust, which engages 56,000 volunteers every year in helping preserve and communicate our heritage.
It can also simply mean a last chance — for example, a desperate three-point shot at the end of a basketball game.
Arp was making sprightly geometric and free-form collages and reliefs, often composed by games of chance — for example, shapes in colored paper dropped onto sheets of white paper and glued down more or less where they fell.
There is a good chance, for example, that the young Satmar Hasidic guy with very tall black beaver hat who was riding the other end of the L recently is the hippest guy on his block.
Each of the leading players takes multiple roles; now is your chance, for example, to learn what Hugh Grant looks like as a wattled Cockney with dirty-blond curls, or as a slavering cannibal with a luridly painted face.
It can't be by chance, for example, that Mr. Prince's "Spiritual America" (1983) — a photograph of a photograph of an under-age, overly sexy Brooke Shields — and "Dessert" (1990), an acidly feminist early painting by Ms. Williams, share a wallpaper Basquiat like two strangers on a beach blanket.
I had a chance, for example, to talk with Sequoia's Roelof Botha today about the panel and what he thinks we should discuss.
The new Morita media galleries at MoMA give Bandy the chance, for example, to showcase early films such as Fernand Léger's "Ballet Mécanique," a 20-minute masterpiece of mechanical movement.
