Sentence examples for marked chance from inspiring English sources

If you land on a spot marked "Chance" or "Community Chest", take the top card off of the corresponding deck of the space that you landed on.

Saturday marked a chance to make up for that loss against a quality non-conference opponent and also bring a measure of respect to the Big Ten, a much-criticized conference early in the season.

And yet, despite all the variation — each narrative is a little different, marked by chance, circumstance, and individual character — for a brief moment, millions of independent lives morphed into a massive and unforgettable group bonding experience.

Many communities will be hoping that the end of BHS will mark a chance for revival as its neglected and now dowdy stores have a chance of being replaced by more vital and fashionable brands.

The choice of the next chairman of the Republican National Committee RNCC) marks a chance to begin the fightback.

It marks a chance for the Group B leaders to take a big step towards the finals.

The chance marked the start of an uncomfortable spell for Southampton in which the hosts were denied a penalty when Hal Robson-Kanu went down under a challenge from Jos Hooiveld and Adrian Mariappa's header from Guthrie's cross drew a sharp save from Saints keeper Artur Boruc at his near post.

"Ghost of a Chance" marked a development of Beau Felton's character by identifying not only his trademark bullying nature, but a kinder and sweeter side of his personality.

And because his life was marked by second chances, he believed in giving others the same opportunity.

Had Sean Devine connected more cleanly with the volley that marked Exeter's best chance the roar would have been heard in Cherbourg.

The team marked well and created chances.