Sentence examples for chances when a from inspiring English sources

The Socialists now hope that an improving economy will lift their chances when a general election comes round in 2006.

And Scotland appeared to have squandered late chances when a run from Duncan Taylor was stopped just short and Laidlaw dropped the ball when trying to go over the top of a pile of bodies.

About three minutes later, the Devils had an even better chance when a wide-open Bobby Holik headed straight toward Shields.

They were rescued by chance when a New Zealand fishing boat ventured into an area where it would not normally go.

It typically forms, by chance, when a specific bacterium attacks an aquilaria tree, setting off the production of the dark, aromatic resin inside its trunk.

It began almost by chance when a former mayor, Percy Miles, was out shopping with his wife in the spring of 2007.

His curatorial career began by chance, when a local Party official, with no training in art, decided that Li should run the museum.

But our hero (Ethan Slater, in his sponge-worthy Broadway début) yearns to prove himself, and finally gets the chance when a volcano threatens underwater doom.

That sparked a period of pressure from the Premier League side in which James McClean had a fierce effort blocked and Chester wasted a chance when a Craig Gardner found him unmarked at the far post.

It took half an hour for their first good chance, when a move from right to left ended with Dos Santos stabbing wide from the edge of the box.

Manchester City's new signing Wilfried Bony has revealed he was a defender in his early career and only became a striker by chance when a team-mate was injured.