Sentence examples for lone chance from inspiring English sources
The Black Cats paid AZ of the Netherlands about $9 million in a transfer fee for Altidore (who scored 31 goals in all competitions last season), according to published reports, and on Saturday he was fluid and an important part of Sunderland's attack, even though Fulham took its lone chance well and ran off with a 1-0 win at the Stadium of Light.
JAMES WOLK 'Lone Star' Chances are the name James Wolk is utterly unfamiliar to you unless you are the kind of person inclined to watch "Hallmark Hall of Fame" movies about neuropsychiatric disorders.
Now "Lone Survivor" offers a chance to remake his career after "Battleship".
He said the agency had changed passwords and was implementing a "two man rule" to reduce the chance that a lone dissenter like Mr. Snowden could make off with sensitive data.
"The worrying thing about this development is that there is almost zero chance of finding lone jihadists like this before they strike, and that – as each is acting alone –there can be greater numbers of attacks," said Claude Moniquet, head of the European Strategic Intelligence and Security Centre in Brussels.
In Sunday's match, Cameroon used Samuel Eto'o as a lone striker and created few chances.
Half chances fell to lone striker Kenny Miller, the first an early half volley and then a driving far-post volley, but both efforts were comfortably saved by home goalkeeper David James.
If you went to the Park Meadows Mall in Lone Tree, Colorado in 2006, chances are you met George Springer.
Disney might be wishing they'd killed off the nearly axed Lone Ranger when they had the chance, as the Verbinski and Depp combo behind Pirates of the Caribbean fail to strike gold in the wild wild west.
Post-quake, as people fought over scarce resources, lone children would have had little chance of securing what they needed.
