Sentence examples for chance of lifting from inspiring English sources

So the Azzurri have a slightly better than one-in-five chance of lifting the trophy.

And, with a twinkle in his eye, he gives Ireland a realistic chance of lifting the cup: "It's a possibility.

And the German team, based on this performance at least, looks to have a very good chance of lifting the trophy.

It also canceled a meeting to discuss the wheat sector, making any chance of lifting a ban on those exports seem increasingly unlikely.

If the postseason had taken place in September, Chicago would've been in with a chance of lifting the 2012 MLS Cup.

The 30-year-old former Manchester City and Newcastle player is now keen to make more of an impact in France and believes OM have a great chance of lifting the Ligue 1 title this season.

Cameroon's chances of lifting a record-breaking fifth title remain intact, but to do so they will need to improve.

The sounds from the coffee shop, of other conversations, of the puck-puck-puck of espresso machines and of Taylor Swift on the speaker system, shift the focus back to the present – to Shanghai's Bobby's chances of lifting the Kentucky Derby.

And despite the Spireites sitting a league above, the Italian is bullish on their chances of lifting the trophy.

But a disastrous five-over-par nine at the next greatly damaged his chances of lifting the Claret Jug.

It's true that in some years - notably 1990 - England's chances of lifting the trophy have been rather better than fanciful.