Sentence examples for dramatic chance from inspiring English sources

Theorists are rarely given such a dramatic chance to put their ideas into practice.

We would be letting people down if we didn't get all the places we needed to get". For Mr. Williams, 45, who broadcast "NBC Nightly News" live for four nights last week from Asia -- including Banda Aceh, Indonesia, where casualties were the highest -- the assignment presented a dramatic chance to step out of the long shadow cast by his predecessor, Tom Brokaw.

"China has a dramatic chance in the future.

There were a number of inviting, dramatic chances to tie the match when the margin was one goal, but the United States could never put the ball into the net.

And while Courcoult says the story this time is "not beautiful [but] dramatic", chances are those smiles will be on show again.

The chances for dramatic change on such issues as abortion rights and affirmative action hinge on their continued service.

But prom night beckons, as does the prospect of college, not to mention the end-of-year dramatic production: a chance for Chad (Corbin Bleu), Sharpay (Ashley Tisdale), Kelsi (Olesya Rulin), and the other regulars to parade their extravagant gifts.

Ms. Mutter takes chances: dramatic pauses, lingering transitional phrases and surging tempos.

It has unique wildlife and dramatic scenery, and chances are you will not be sharing the experience with hordes of tourists.

This amendment could well pass.The two most dramatic amendments have little chance of enactment.

Even if the result is less dramatic, there is every chance that the SNP is about to acquire unprecedented clout over London.