Sentence examples for many chances which from inspiring English sources

"Both teams did not have many chances, which is quite an achievement against Australia because usually you have to defend against 20 different chances.

WHAT THEY NEED TO DO NEXT: United need to shore up a defence that gives away too many chances, which may be helped by clearing an over-crowded treatment room.

But then, Mickey Foote's introduction to Joe Strummer was one of the many chance encounters which encapsulated the history of punk rock.

Forest, with David Vaughan the game's dominant influence, looked the more dangerous side going forward but created as many chances as Leeds, which is to say none.

Urbina has two blown saves in four postseason chances, which is as many as Rivera has mishandled in 32 opportunities.

"We had many chances against a side which played with nearly their first team.

He also claimed that he gives tenants many chances to pay debts, which is why he might have a high number of individual notices, and further noted that he filed a much higher rate of eviction lawsuits during the foreclosure crisis 10 years ago.

Along these lines, the actual course of an individual's life and the degree of fulfillment it reaches also depend on many chance factors for which nobody can reasonably be held accountable.

Farjeon is a very thinly veiled Alfred Hitchcock, which gives Adair many chances to pull postmodern rabbits out of his hat for us.

It's like a time bomb which you can't give too many chances.

It was an opportunity missed but we have got another chance, which not many people would have had.