Sentence examples for chance to render from inspiring English sources

No refrigeration has had a chance to render it mealy.

With a budget of £7.5m, the highest ever for a Polish film, he was eventually given the chance to render the epic Christian tale faithfully.

Defeat: If Trump is still in office after all that, the voters get a chance to render their verdict in 2020.

"This November is your chance to render a verdict on the debate over how to grow the economy, how to create good jobs, how to pay down our deficit," Mr. Obama told enthusiastic supporters at Cuyahoga Community College here.

The production gives a cast that excels in the art of lyric singing — including the soprano Diana Damrau (above), who portrays the Hindu priestess Leïla — the chance to render Bizet's characters in three dimensions.

This November is your chance to render a verdict on the debate over how to grow the economy, how to create good jobs, how to pay down our deficit.

Each category presents a chance to show off your 3D rendering skills and how you envision technology will take us to the future.

If the board does address the ordinance next month, the council could adopt it before Home Depot has a chance to return to the planning board, thus rendering the application moot.

"Remember the name: Wayne Rooney!" The 16-year-old who had fancied his chances would go on to render that advice rather redundant.

"Each of you will have a chance in just four weeks to render your verdict, on the Democrats' conduct, at the ballot box," Trump continued, warning of the "profound stakes" in the upcoming elections ― especially given the potential future openings on the Supreme Court. .

If you would like to render yourself a 100 percent chance of catching a Pokémon, take your Master Ball, if you still have it.