Sentence examples for given one chance from inspiring English sources
And when they do, a composer is usually given one chance -- that is, a single production -- to get the work right.
Scattered among the recurring visits to the bookshop and the Bauhaus are three narratives that are given one chance, but nevertheless do plenty of buttressing work.
My take on it is: it was a fork of the new mobile OS team plagued by delays and leaks, which was given one chance to justify itself.
"We're given one chance and if it doesn't work, hopefully we'll survive.
The competition consists of a single round with each contestant given one chance to flop.
Dotan believes we all are given one chance at life and instead of taking the safe road, we should all use of gifts and talents to do something exceptional.
"You're concerned when you are not scoring goals - we gave one chance away and we lost the game.
"He's been given one more chance, and with one more chance he will come up big".
As a result of the Iraq Study Group, President Bush has been given one last chance to alter course on Iraq.
