He said leaving the common fisheries policy (CFP) was an extraordinary chance for Scotland to control fishing in a huge area of the continental shelf.
Kam Kuwata, a veteran Democratic political operative in Los Angeles, said Mr. Schwarzenegger had an extraordinary chance to connect with California's famously atomized and disconnected electorate.
If you'd gone past the factory that week, you could pretend not to know that it was Straight Grain Fiddleback Sycamore, and had stumbled upon it by extraordinary chance.
The pieces, which ranged from the 1986 "Viktor" to the work created just before Bausch's sudden death in 2009, "... como el musguito en la piedra, ay si, si, si... ", were all inspired by residencies in foreign cities, offering an extraordinary chance to see almost half of the work that Bausch produced during the last two decades of her career.
Tentively titled, "Get Me a Xanax," the book promised to provide "an unprecedented glimpse into the daily life of the chaotic widow of Kurt Cobain, by an innocuous girl who had the extraordinary chance to witness it all" and expose Love's romantic life and alleged substance abuse.
In our country, where everyone is supposed to have a real chance at extraordinary opportunity, one question hung over our trip: is geography… destiny?
Carraway describes, in allegory, the extraordinary opportunity open to Gatsby – the chance to make himself from scratch.
For Emma O'Reilly, a young, onetime electrician from Dublin, the chance in 1996 to be a soigneur for the United States Postal Service cycling team was an extraordinary opportunity.
A person who looks worthy of getting an extraordinary second chance might use it to commit a new crime, and the governor or president would be turned into a political spit roast.
I found it difficult to give anyone short of extraordinary a fighting chance.
