Sentence examples for chances to reverse from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Bradley's advisers are less concerned with delegates than public relations, and they view Washington as one of their last chances to reverse perceptions that the Bradley campaign is foundering.

"It was a chance to reverse my daily life".

Now President Clinton has a last chance to reverse this mistake and embrace the court.

The president now has another, more visible chance to reverse this perception.

If they scrap as they have all series, they have a chance to reverse that history.

If St. Louis wants to even the series, it will have another chance to reverse its futility against left-handed pitching.

But if you ask them to teach you their language you give them a chance to reverse this - you are the one who doesn't know anything.

But today, they get a chance to reverse their fortunes – a potentially decisive moment given they host the next World Cup – and right a peculiar wrong.

The budget is a chance to reverse the idea that Labour never faces down excessive wealth nor makes it pay what it owes in tax.

And is Ponty the Pontius Pilate, being given a chance to reverse his fatal decision and set Mary and Joe's boy free?

The 2010 State of the Union was Obama's chance to reverse this trend: At the same time, Americans still yearn for a "new era of responsibility".