It is also a chance -- sometimes the last one -- for the man or woman to get a resounding cheer that reverberates across the continents.
Dan King knows these things, and informs me that it is through a process of chance, sometimes the simple tossing of a coin, but on other occasions a more complex system of drawing a card from a pack.
I felt it prohibited me from taking the necessary chances sometimes.
When you are 11 v 11 and have a better chance, sometimes you are a little bit too relaxed because you think it is even.
The experience of this office is that private agencies charge all that the traffic will bear and that in hard times, when work is scarce and the worker poverty-stricken, the fee is placed so high as to be almost prohibitive, and the agencies take longer chances, sometimes sending men on only a rumor, depending on their financial straits to make it impossible to return.
And chance sometimes throws up some blockbusting opportunities.
"In war, you've really got a chance sometimes, but here we had none," she writes.
Wise clubs give sound managers a fair chance, sometimes including funds.
Redistricting is usually a much bigger battle on the state level, with state legislative and Congressional seats at stake, and incumbents' future chances sometimes in jeopardy.
Many men are leaving their wellbeing to chance, sometimes with "shattering consequences", according to research that suggests they are far less willing than women to access NHS services.
Who wouldn't make an album if they had the chance?" Sometimes I think Mitch Winehouse isn't aware of how he comes across.
