Sentence examples for chances which is from inspiring English sources

And it's about second chances, which is my favorite thing.

Urbina has two blown saves in four postseason chances, which is as many as Rivera has mishandled in 32 opportunities.

"Both teams did not have many chances, which is quite an achievement against Australia because usually you have to defend against 20 different chances.

Mr. Abbott's office has argued that Republicans who control the Legislature drew maps to enhance their party's chances, which is legal, and that if it hurts minorities who mostly vote Democratic, it is not a civil rights violation.

Mr. Brown, a Republican who last year won the Massachusetts seat that Edward M. Kennedy held for nearly a half-century, is to embark on a national tour next week to promote the book, "Against All Odds: My Life of Hardship, Fast Breaks and Second Chances," which is scheduled to be released Tuesday.

She and her husband, Stanislas Olupot, don't want to take any more chances, which is why they are among the 60 women and men seated on benches under a mango tree at Tiriri health centre one Monday listening to officials from the reproductive health NGO Marie Stopes.

"But I had numerous birdie chances, which was encouraging.

Her medal chances, which were slim anyhow, have now ended.

Any further delay increases the chances, which are already too high, of a botched census in 2010.

We all moan about declining social mobility while we have never had more knowledge of how to revolutionise life chances which are largely determined before children enter school.

We took our chances, which was the big difference.