Sentence examples for every chance from inspiring English sources

Suggestions(5)

every coincidence

every advantage

every possibility

every probability

every scope

The phrase "every chance" is correct and commonly used in written English
It means "every opportunity" or "as often as possible." Example: "I will take every chance I get to travel and explore new places."

Exact(60)

He's been given every chance.

The New York Times

"There's every chance," said Rodgers.

Independent

We had every chance".

The Guardian - Sport

I went back every chance I got.

The New York Times

You flash your status at every chance".

The New Yorker

She speaks out every chance she gets.

The New York Times

"I watched it every chance I got".

The New Yorker

Labour has every chance of succeeding.

Independent

Auditioning "pretty much every chance I get".

The New York Times

"For this, there is every chance".

The New York Times

"And every chance, he got better.

The New York Times - Sports

More suggestions(15)

every potential

every luck

every error

every likelihood

every eventuality

every occasion

every accident

every option

every means

every office

every episode

every prisoner

every piece

every round

every shape

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