Sentence examples for glaring chance from inspiring English sources

Scepovic passed up a glaring chance when he poked wide following great work from fellow substitute Callum McGregor to send him one-on-one with Ridgers.

"Reading defended deep and in numbers and Vaz Te has missed a glaring, glaring chance and two errors mean we have not taken any points against them.

Inverness striker McKay passed up a glaring chance just before the break, shooting too close to Langfield from a few yards out after a wonderfully weighted pass from Doran.

The home side squandered one glaring chance to score a try in the closing minutes of the first half, with Sean Maitland finishing a fantastic break with a pass to Sean Lamont that was just a fraction behind the winger and his stuttering steps to collect the ball allowed Folau to engulf him five metres short of the line.

But Magennis soon missed a glaring chance and the home side failed to make their numerical advantage count.

The striker came on as a late substitute in their final game against Spain and missed a glaring chance that might have sent them into the semi-finals.

McGregor was the architect of a glaring Celtic chance, his ball across the face of goal somehow managing to elude all team-mates.

Striker Nathan Tyson missed a glaring early chance when he directed Joe Jacobson's whipped cross just past the post.

You did nothing wrong, and there's a good chance McDreamy didn't even notice your friends' glaring — or care much, if he did.

"Ultimately, the consequences of this glaring gap are found in reduced future opportunities and life chances of children who live in poverty".

David: That gives us a chance to talk about Romney and his weaknesses, which are glaring.