Sentence examples for chances outside from inspiring English sources

Unless things got better in the camp, he added, people might start taking their chances outside.

This is the upside of corporate sponsorship: It allows a festival to take chances outside of a core audience.

To judge by the throngs of people crowding the train stations, however, many decided to take their chances outside the capital.

In his article Duncan Smith criticised the pro-EU camp's case as being supported by a "nightmare" image of Britain's chances outside the EU, with "biblical consequences" resulting from a vote to leave.

But while many who share this condition are bracing for a grim future in an era of economic reform that Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi warns will bring pain, Mr. Mikami is part of a new class of workers who actually like their chances outside the corporate fold.

You really want Dempsey arriving late in the box or creating chances outside it, and if you want to keep Bradley deeper, then it's just possible that Chris Wondolowski's movement up top can allow Dempsey, Zusi/Nagbe, and Zardes to do the work behind him.

If she does, she'll have a chance — an outside chance, but a chance — to win the nomination.

There is a chance (albeit an outside chance) that a sympathetic judge could proceed with the case.

All residents of Suoi Giang are H'mong and they rarely have the chance for outside contact.

Why take a chance outside of your chosen limits?

This action research, conducted at Istanbul Sehir University, was designed to find out how students can be autonomous learners if they are given a chance outside the classroom to reflect on their learning process via keeping a learning journal.