As the sixth premiere this season in the Diamond Project, Melissa Barak's "If by Chance" fits all the demands of the project, the New York City Ballet's showcase for new choreography.
Still, she had been an excellent dentist and relished the chance to fit a few pterodactyls with teeth.
"We saw a talented guy who potentially has a chance to fit in," Jerry Jones, the Cowboys' owner, said in a statement.
Once the team starts coming together, local boys will get a chance and fit in rather nicely.
However, for such meetings not held on a regular basis you will still need to "lock in" some dazzling speakers about 6 months in advance to help publicize the meeting and to give everyone a chance to fit this in their schedules.
And if you're reading this, there's a good chance you fit into this category.
"When we had the chance to fit out the new Perry Branch Library in Gilbert, we decided to try to do it without Dewey, and we wanted to see how far we could rethink the whole library experience," said Courtright.
And now it's your chance to make history well, at least between you and your mates because Malibu Rum is giving you and a friend the chance to fit in one more summer party and fly to Tokyo to hang out with Kygo.
When President Obama told David Remnick last week that he "would not let [his] son play pro football," conservatives jumped at the chance to fit that reluctance to let children play violent sports into their narrative that Obama is a weak president and a weak man afraid to engage in the kind of messy, violent acts men should take part in.
Anyone looking closely at index-supporting articles, such as Browne and Cudeck's [ 17] discussion of the RMSEA, will find that the supposedly-acceptable range of index values requires that the researcher overlook some amount of real (not likely to be chance) ill fit.
