Sentence examples for chances to transform from inspiring English sources

With the Mets now sitting 12 games behind the Phillies in the N.L. East, a staggering deficit for a team that was in the World Series seven months ago, Manager Bobby Valentine tried desperately to defend the Mets' chances to transform a mess into something magical.

We have the chance to transform the course of our lives.

"Culture is a good chance to transform the atmosphere," Mikhail Shvydkoy, Vladimir Putin's special envoy for international cultural co-operation, said.

But having changed his country and the Conservatives, the real prize before the Prime Minister this week is the chance to transform politics for a generation.

He had already bought the Pop Secret brand, and the Pringles acquisition was Diamond's chance to transform itself into a more consumer-oriented snack food company.

If a Democrat is elected, he or she could have the chance to transform the Court into a more moderate, even progressive, force.

So, when he bought a loft in a converted warehouse on West 29th Street in 2006, he jumped at the chance to transform it.

But it is the chance to transform the fan experience, which can be sorely lacking in Italy, that has energized the American investors.

François Pinault, a French luxury-goods magnate, beat the Guggenheim for the chance to transform a 17th-century customs house into a contemporary-arts centre in Venice.

Mr. Putin should grasp this chance to transform Russia's military as boldly as he has its foreign policy, and find a negotiated solution to the Chechen conflict.

According to a star athlete, a gay teenage runaway, Israeli dot-commers and others who have moved here, it is the chance to transform a life.