Sentence examples for in which chances from inspiring English sources

By the last round on Monday, Carlsen was doing what he does best: outplaying an opponent from a position in which chances are about equal.

Although 0-0 was hardly a reflection of an anxious game in which chances were squandered rather than prevented, it was probably a fair result, and the final still seems finely poised.

Long or Walters would give the Poland defenders a far more strenuous workout but, in a match in which chances must be taken, O'Neill may judge Keane's finishing skills to be more reliable.

The other direction would hold if this route through simplicity was the only way in which chances could enter into the best system.

Newcastle's Yohan Cabaye was also cautioned for hacking down Bardsley in a frantic opening, in which chances were at a premium and referee Mike Dean had his work cut out.

Monaco moved to within five points of Ligue 1 leaders Paris St-Germain but victory had looked unlikely following a subdued first half in which chances were few and far between.

Empedocles also ascribed the origin of the life of today to the interplay of impersonal forces, in which chance, not the gods, played the major role.

Aleatory music, also called chance music, (aleatory from Latin alea, "dice"), 20th-century music in which chance or indeterminate elements are left for the performer to realize.

A video has since gone viral in which Chance is freaking out when West, speaking onstage, refers to him as "one of the most talented young new artists".

"Those living in the instability of a democracy have the constant image of chance before them, and, in the end, they come to like all those projects in which chance plays a part," he wrote.

"Those who live in the midst of democratic fluctuations have always before their eyes the image of chance," he wrote, "and they end by liking all undertakings in which chance plays a part".