Sentence examples for chance to list from inspiring English sources

In late September, Amazon.com introduced zShops, which offers merchants the chance to list their stores for $9.99 a month.

Denied a chance to list their stock and go public here, they are finding ready buyers of their shares on foreign markets.

As we walk around the compound, an inmate comes up to ask Høidal, "Can we have a swimming pool?" He laughs, and remembers the shock of a Russian prison governor who visited recently and was horrified to see that the inmates didn't stand to attention when Høidal came past but instead clustered around him, seizing the chance to list their complaints.

This is your chance to list any major "aha!" moments you had that expanded your mind and soul.

Bahrain's main western backers in London and Washington seem increasingly reluctant to criticize their military ally, but the UPR offers rare chance to list the problems other counties have with the regime, and to shake its sense of impunity.

The champions of the libertarian ideology never miss the chance to list a whole series of demands, each more ludicrous than the next, all wrapped up in proper sentiments.

However, the assumption of independent random sampling is unlikely to be realistic, because more usual synonyms may have a greater chance to be listed in both dictionaries, thus increasing the number of overlaps.

If the amount is not achieved, the process stops there, although the borrower will have the chance to re-list.

Chances are if you were to list off the ten things your partner found to be the most intimate signs of affection, then gave it to them to read, you'd probably miss the mark on eight out of the ten. .

Ask a student to list 10 cool jobs and there's a good chance accounting won't make the list.

There are two players today, Kobe Bryant and LeBron James, who have a chance to join that list.