Sentence examples for chance to exercise from inspiring English sources

They give us a chance to exercise our creativity.

But blogging as a chance to exercise our voices doesn't seem to be going anywhere – hurrah!

Her many failings give Cleave a chance to exercise his substantial literary muscle.

"There are a lot of people who don't get the chance to exercise these things".

This was someone who we felt had the chance to exercise influence, or escape and publicly humiliate the regime.

But the job gave Sudbrack and Hamaide a chance to exercise their considerable gifts for visual overkill.

They're genetically the same, raised in the same lab and given the same food and chance to exercise.

The benches could also offer young Brunels the chance to exercise their engineering skills: will someone invent the Clifton Suspension Bench?

But once the chorus of loud, swoony screams that greets his entrance subsides, Usherites don't get much chance to exercise their lungs again.

Bayern had no chance to exercise the usual copy approval as Lahm had organised the interview through his agent, Roman Grill.

"This was my first chance to exercise my right to vote, but the government did it for us without our knowledge," said the official, in his late 30s.