Sentence examples for chance to deploy from inspiring English sources

When he finally gets his chance to deploy, he's met by two Vietcong bullets to the chest, and Francis Ford Coppola leaves us thinking of the utter futility of standing up for something we believe in.

The Wildcats are as fast as any team in the country in transition and Baylor has to have a chance to deploy to the wings with the 6-foot-11 Perry Jones and the 6-foot-9 Quincy Miller.

Mr. Stilin said the suspected RBK-250 was found near the scattered bomblets, suggesting that the bomb did not "have a chance to deploy properly, or it could be they were dropped from low altitude".

Whether he would have used these weapons is an open question, because the coalition ground advance was so rapid that Iraq's forces never had a chance to deploy them.

But he also carried so much political and personal baggage that it always seemed unlikely he would get the chance to deploy that knowledge unless he found a way to reach a new settlement with the electorate that rejected him last time.

Watch Blizzcon for more information, or wait a bit and maybe you'll even get a chance to deploy your own AI when the StarCraft II testbed goes live.

In 2009 Ms. Mancino began BASE jumping (for buildings, antennae, spans and earth), the death-wish variant of sky diving that involves launching from buildings and bridges with only seconds — and no second chances — to safely deploy a parachute.

Rebels have also accused Russia of using the ceasefire to give the Syrian army and allied Shi'ite militias a chance to regroup and deploy forces ready for their own offensives.

The decision to deploy Mr Clinton to New Hampshire rather than another state, was not made by chance.

The Pentagon has one more chance to prove that the system works before President Clinton makes a decision this summer on whether to deploy it.

Kelly wants to deploy rings of sensors fifty miles or more from New York, so there would be a better chance of spotting an incoming device.