Sentence examples for chance of erasing from inspiring English sources

There was no chance of erasing them.

Mr. Mondale, then 56, laughed along — and concluded that his chance of erasing Reagan's lead had vanished.

His was a love story, Charles D. Snelling wrote — a tale of a shiftless dreamer and the woman who saved him, of the life they built over six decades and the disease that stood no chance of erasing it.

Control of the Senate may be at stake, as Democratic strategists say Governor Carper must win to give his party any chance of erasing the Republicans' 54-to-46 54-to-46 54-to-46enate.

It has a 30.3% chance of erasing.

By passing a law this week that gives the government the right to impose a loss of as much as 75 percent on all investors who own bonds governed by Greek law, which covers 92 percent of bonds outstanding, Greece has, with one stroke, sharply increased its chances of erasing 107 billion euros ($144 billion) from its total debt burden of 373 billion euros ($496 billion).

But this is Gate's chance to erase some of the memories of his testimony in the original trial, in which the richest man in the world seemed shifty and scheming, a quibbler unable to confront the issue of his company's guilt or innocence head on.

In goal David Ospina played his first game since April, a chance to erase the memory of that ball-dropping gaffe against Olympiakos a year ago.

Rooney has not been seen since suffering a knee injury during training on Christmas Day, meaning he has not had chance to erase the memory of an awful performance at Swansea.

It was not much, but for the Jets and Ryan, who has promised — no, guaranteed — that his team will win a Super Bowl championship, it was a chance to erase the sting of last season's loss to the Steelers in the American Football Conference championship game.

The Nets entered the fourth quarter with another chance to erase their struggles of the last three games; each time on this road trip, the Nets were no more than 5 points behind in the final 12 minutes, but missed shots, turned the ball over and squandered their opportunities.