Sentence examples for fascinating chance from inspiring English sources

Since both go on extensive spring tours, they should offer a fascinating chance to contrast and compare.

Mr Paxman said: "Five years into the Blair government, this ought to be a fascinating chance to find out whether things really did get better, whether they might in the future.

"My job offers the fascinating chance to develop new concepts for science outreach and knowledge transfer in a team of colleagues with extremely different professional backgrounds.

Janice Hadlow, controller of BBC Two said the documentary "will be a fascinating chance for the audience to delve deeper into the life of one of Britain's best-loved authors".

Poetry by our (and others') estimable leaders is one of those fascinating chances to look at the man pulling the levers behind the scrim.

Poetry by our (and others') estimable leaders is one of those fascinating chances to look at… Jed Perl, the art critic at the New Republic, has a short ditty on clocks that gives one pause, even for a few seconds.

But almost as fascinating was the chance to see junior dancers — Lauren Lovette and Zachary Catazaro (both New York City Ballet), Beatriz Stix-Brunell (Royal Ballet at Covent Garden) — making important debuts.

Being with your extended family might just turn out to be a fascinating experience, a chance to find out how the other half thinks.

Story aside (it's about a young man wandering about Alexandria, discovering the music scene), the film, the journalists explained to me, is fascinating as a chance to see new exciting developments in photo technology.

Perhaps the finest Dickens adaptation ever, this rich, fascinating film about chance encounters and changing fortunes begins with a nerve-rattling sequence in a graveyard that's one of the finest moments in British film.

(Brantley) Last Chance 'ABSOLUTELY FASCINATING' Cheers to the British cabaret trio that calls itself Fascinating Aida.