Sentence examples for chances from two from inspiring English sources

Driving into the box with pace, power and purpose, the Holland-based forward clipped in a cross which Miguel could only fumble into the path of Eboue, who had the easiest of chances from two yards out.

Together they were nominated for two Academy Awards: in 1960 for "Faraway Part of Town," from "Pepe," and in 1962 for "Second Chance," from "Two for the Seesaw".

For each of these we now report the correlation coefficients and further report a bootstrap calculation, which shows that it is unlikely (p = ∼0.005 and ∼0.03, respectively) that the high measured correlation coefficient was obtained by chance from two quantities that are in truth uncorrelated.

Peter Crouch squandered a chance from five yards after one Bale cross.

It scampers into the green to set up a birdie chance from ten feet.

So a chance from six yards out, say, will have a higher probability of going in than one from 20.

Karlsson nearly chips in with his third stroke, but Mickelson has a downhill birdie chance from ten feet.

Rose's approach, from a similar position, is right over the flag; he'll have a birdie chance from eight feet.

While all that nonsense is going on, at 7, Senden plops his second pin high, giving himself a brilliant birdie chance from six feet.

Updated at 9.24pm BST 9.20pm BST 76 min: Ludicrous save from Willy, but a terrible miss from Reus, who turned Piszczsek's low cross from the right goalwards but shouldn't have given the keeper a chance, from five yards.

In study after study, participants' responses to the question of whether someone looked competent predicted actual election outcomes at a rate much higher than chance — from sixty-six to seventy-three per cent of the time.