Sentence examples for found chance from inspiring English sources

One day in mid-December, there was a knock at the kitchen-house door and he found Chance Poxley standing in the tall dead grass, wearing a small tweed fedora, shading his eyes with one hand.

Within zero he found chance and indeterminacy, which guided such key works as "Music of Changes," composed according to hundreds of decisions made with the I Ching; "Imaginary Landscape No. 4," played by 24 performers on 12 radios, a piece whose output depends on what the airwaves are producing; and the notorious silent piece "4'33," " written for a pianist who never touches the keys.

This analysis found chance levels of classification in the hippocampus and other MTL regions (all regions P > 0.1), demonstrating that the activity patterns in these regions are unlikely to reflect the coding of decision or action variables.

In his spare time, Carmona worked for the department, rising to the rank of sheriff's deputy, and he often found chances to indulge his appetite for adventure.

Rooney, one of nine changes from the side that drew 1-1 with Liverpool on Saturday, found chances hard to come by as he was closely marked in Bucharest.

In other words, looking at sufficiently many predicted TFBS, we are doomed to find chance correlations that seem to make evolutionary sense, e.g. common gain and loss of TFBS.

If England can make the most of Leighton Baines's delivery into the penalty area, and free Gary Cahill and Phil Jagielka to get forward, they may find chances follow.

That was brilliant play by Lair and beautiful defense by Stuart — but did you notice that East missed a hard-to-find chance to defeat the contract?

Like Crouch, Cole found his chances at the World Cup in South Africa severely limited.

Nevertheless, Mr. Bayh soon found his chances being downgraded in articles quoting Democratic officials.

In one experiment, we found above-chance gaydar accuracy even when the faces were presented upside down.