Sentence examples for chance to convert from inspiring English sources

I had plays where I had a chance to convert and I didn't, or misread things".

"The algorithm will help avoid interviews that didn't have a chance to convert to a match anyway," Ashlagi explained.

Mr Karadžić, he says, "offered the Muslims in Bosnian Serbia the chance to convert or leave the country".

Instead they should relish the chance to convert the world's most vigorous democracy to a saner policy.

He was, they said, littering the earth as well as missing a chance to convert waste to energy.

On Thursday night against 8-4 Virginia Tech, Kelly will have a chance to convert an even bigger audience.

I had to have 10 chances to convert one into a goal – but at the same time, I kept creating these chances.

Fernandes too was pressing – making a battling attempt to bring his team back into the match in the 69th minute when his persistence around the box earned him repeat chances to convert.

Singles were seldom missed, and chances to convert these into twos were taken with confidence.

With seconds left, Conor Harte and Shane O'Donohue had chances to convert Ireland's last two penalty corners of the game but neither found the target.

Little and Evans had decent chances to convert late on but Sweden's class showed as they did enough to see out the remainder of the match and record a vital three points.