Sentence examples similar to chance-driven odyssey from inspiring English sources

It's an artifact now, covered with felt badges from activities no longer offered: French club, drama club, Future Leaders of America, marching band, Students Against Drunk Driving, Odyssey of the Mind.

With its additional emphasis on evil terrorists, computer hacking and mission-critical flash drives, Odyssey also seemed to take inspiration from another source that Homer, blind or not, would probably agree was a modern classic: 24.

Honda dealers on Long Island are telling customers who want to test-drive an Odyssey that they must first order one, put down a deposit, and then wait for it to arrive.

As a portable hard drive, the Odyssey can be hooked to a Mac or a PC with a U.S.B. cable and filled with Metallica albums, legal documents or both.

A tan? A chance to drive a jet-ski?

I had no chance to drive the Elantra Touring then.

This year, he has had ample chances to drive in runs.

He never had a chance to drive it.

He'll have a chance to drive in runs.

Here it wasn't conventional suspense but the Aquarian-type mysticism of "2001: A Space Odyssey" that drove the show.

Even on his eventual chance, after a journeyman's odyssey encompassing spells with four English counties and two Australian state sides,  he appeared fated to fail.