Sentence examples for chance free from inspiring English sources

Many feel that the whole idea of "eastern Europe" is out of date.In this section Giving war a chance Free at last Ich bin ein car-burner Some calm amid storms Together we are stronger!

The burnings have become a nightly occurrence.In this section Giving war a chance Free at last Ich bin ein car-burner Some calm amid storms Together we are stronger!

But it would not challenge the sovereignty of either state, he says, nor would it be based on ethnicity.In this section Giving war a chance Free at last Ich bin ein car-burner Some calm amid storms Together we are stronger!

Hence the contorted spectacle of a party preparing for power at a time when the markets are challenging its every orthodoxy.In this section Giving war a chance Free at last Ich bin ein car-burner Some calm amid storms Together we are stronger!

Then again, life in the Great Field is far too cushy to allow for genuine nihilism, and while there are hints towards wider questions of chance, free will and altruism, any attempt to find a guiding philosophy just seems a little silly.

Both camps agree that the conception of tragedy turns on a number of distinctions - "between fate and chance, free will and destiny, inner flaw and outer circumstance, the noble and the ignoble, blindness and insight, historical and universal, the alterable and the inevitable, the truly tragic and the merely piteous, heroic defiance and ignominious inertia".

Chance frees the prisoners, and chance largely dictates their movements, as Yeager and Canfield hatch a vague plan to get the group to neutral Switzerland.

Alexa Deluzio hit a second-chance free throw with seven seconds left to lift No. 24 Florida State to a 72-71 win over ninth-ranked Maryland in Tallahassee.

When a Mexican player lined up for a last-chance free kick, Gonzalo and Pia's ten-year-old son, Mateo, bounced in front of the television, pleading, "If Mexico scores I promise to read 'Moby Dick'!" (That was some serious literary pedigree speaking, Mateo being the grandson of Gabriel García Márquez and Mexico's most lionized avant-garde writer, Salvador Elizondo).

There would 135 chances at one dollar each, 33 chances free.

"These were in places that did not have a chance of free speech, free movement".