Sentence examples for chances for example from inspiring English sources

Is there anything in "Second Chances," for example, that is autobiographical?

Part of the idea behind the proposed migration of BBC3 online is to allow formats and programmes to loosen up and become more web-friendly: there may be chances, for example, for comics to test out short chunks of material to see whether they fly.

WINE LIST A principled, thoughtful, all-French selection of wines from small producers that puts regions other than Bordeaux and Burgundy front and center and takes chances — for example, presenting as many rosés by the glass (four) as whites and reds.

The chances, for example, of a new freeway entrance being constructed in the middle of the community, and thereby diminishing the value of your home, are negligible as are the chances that your neighbors will put a radio tower in their backyard.

But Cantwell found that 30.Qd6!, dominating the black queen, gives white excellent winning chances, for example.

But after 29...h6, instead of 30.Ba3, Cantwell found that 30.Qd6! dominating the black queen, gives white excellent winning chances, for example.

Here was a chance, for example, to get James Levine's orchestra ready for the long sit.

There is a chance, for example, that the H1N1 flu will sweep through cities before the vaccine is ready, causing serious illness and many deaths.

Take Working Chance for example, helping women with convictions find jobs, or the National Trust, which engages 56,000 volunteers every year in helping preserve and communicate our heritage.

It can also simply mean a last chance — for example, a desperate three-point shot at the end of a basketball game.

Arp was making sprightly geometric and free-form collages and reliefs, often composed by games of chance — for example, shapes in colored paper dropped onto sheets of white paper and glued down more or less where they fell.