Sentence examples for ensuing chance from inspiring English sources

Brodeur turned back the third shot of the power play and the Stars' Brett Hull whiffed on his ensuing chance, perhaps a symbolic image of the entire cup finals.

The positive spin on what ensued, with chances spurned on the break as Sporting desperately tried to muster some momentum of their own, is that Chelsea were relatively comfortable at the back and continued to create and are capable of slicing opponents to shreds on the counter.

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"But we constantly educate young people that a complaint and an ensuing arrest could ruin any chance of a patch-up," he said.

Should he not take the set and match with a break at 5-6, he'll have another chance in the ensuing tiebreak.

"But we constantly educate young people that a complaint and an ensuing arrest could ruin any chance of a patch-up," Mr. Reddy said.

Belatedly it came, the replacement Rudi Wulf powering up the middle and forcing Leinster to slow the ball down illegally at the ensuing ruck, allowing Halfpenny another chance.

If no help is forthcoming, there is every chance that the ensuing economic chaos, in the wake of a likely rouble crash, will not only bring down the current government but may even bring down Russia's rough-and-ready democracy.This is no idle fear (see article).

As managers and administrative staff are likely behind the planning and execution of a merger, they might perceive a higher chance of success and ensuing resource savings.

A couple of chances ensued for the England Under-21 striker, aided by accurate service from the flanks.

This comes at the price of forgoing any chance of receiving a job offer in the immediately ensuing period.