Sentence examples for chance of course from inspiring English sources

"I had a chance, of course.

Can you give me a chance?" Of course they will.

That chance, of course, was the Los Angeles riots.

It's not chance of course that both stories involve children.

"Don't you think a person deserves a second chance?" Of course I do.

There is a chance, of course, that S. and her baby will thrive.

"With the sort of government we've got now [Edward Heath's Conservatives] the chances, of course, of ever being able to drop in are correspondingly fewer.

Bentley can afford to take his chances, of course, since his accumulated pension and share entitlements at Centrica amount to about £10m.

One may argue that the class needs to be as narrow as it can be, but in the extreme case of a singleton class of events, the chances of course trivialize to zero or one.

"We want to give President Obama a chance, to give Senator Mitchell a chance and of course success to us means independence and freedom," he said.

Chance are, of course, that Lich King will see a surge in new and re-subscriptions.