Sentence examples for given one chance to from inspiring English sources

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.

The competition consists of a single round with each contestant given one chance to flop.

In the event that a contestant leaves and very little time remains, a randomly selected audience member is given one chance to win $1,000 by answering the next question intended for the previous contestant (or $2,000 if the next question was on a Double Money episode).

And when they do, a composer is usually given one chance -- that is, a single production -- to get the work right.

One of Jahren's observations is that every seed is given exactly one chance to be, that every individual thing is both "impossible and inevitable".

"There are no words with which to express my gratitude at having been given this one chance to live".

Given one last chance to save himself, he is dispatched to Mexico to bring back the wastrel grandson of a mob boss along with a priceless antique gun known as the Mexican.

Clinton said he believed the next generation "will be given one final chance to figure out how to avoid calamitous consequences of climate change.

The amendment includes a provision giving municipalities one chance to decide, in a referendum, whether to opt out.

That led Quinn to NFL Europe last spring, essentially given one final chance to shape up his game and win the No. 2 spot behind MARK BRUNELL.

Given one more chance to choose between life and death, Cheever seemed on the whole to prefer living defiant of the expectation that he should go on fulfilling the "Orphic myth".