Sentence examples for chances looking at from inspiring English sources

They'll no doubt fancy their chances, looking at the way we played in the second half against England, and Vern Cotter has given them tremendous self-belief as a side.

If I did not get the chance, looking at how tough it is, it probably would not bother me, I would probably enjoy watching it as a spectator".

Scotland coach Steve McCormack: "Many people didn't give us a chance looking at that Tonga team, who showed glimpses, but we found a way to win.

On that basis, give me a chance; look at my policies, look at what I've delivered and look at my philosophy and vision.

And if you're worried about not giving people a chance, look at it this way: what's meant to be will find a way.

Being a thoughtful and intelligent person will improve your chances of looking at the world in a unique way.

And of course, there's a chance that looking at fearful markets makes traders fearful.

The more distant you are, the more he will look at you since he has a better chance at looking at you since you may not notice.

However, visitors at close proximity decreased play behaviour and increased the chances of animals looking at the visitors.

Don't take any chances and look at the keys!

"In every danger there is an opportunity, a chance to look at the evil within," he said.