Sentence examples similar to exceptional chances from inspiring English sources

"They've got an exceptional chance to win," McEwing said.

Which makes this one at Tate Modern so unusual: it is an exceptional chance to consider the longevity of his art.

"I believe that both have an exceptional chance of becoming important players for Dundee United".

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All told, it was an exceptional evening: a chance to meet interesting new people, and have at least one of them reach inside me with her tiny hands.

"I think her chances are exceptional," said David Bullen, landlord of the Lamb and Flag pub, before the race began.

"I thought today we were exceptional - in general the chances we created I think we probably should have scored four today.

In his first thirteen years there, Howells produced three exceptional novels — "A Hazard of New Fortunes" (1890), "The World of Chance" (1893), and "Letters Home" (1903) — that depict a city of chance, fortune, disorder, chaos.

The fun comes from chancing upon exceptional displays among the rows of identical booths.

This exceptional deal is your chance to experience that joy for yourself.

"We have a difficult transition between 18 and 21 and only the very exceptional players get the chance of playing Premier League football at that age group.