Sentence examples for meal chances from inspiring English sources

If you leave a shitty tip, and don't try to remedy the issue DURING the meal, chances are you could very well be feigning ignorance and/or fear of conflict to weasel out of paying what you should.

Though the days announce themselves, usually on a black and white title card, time is otherwise a very fluid proposition with counseling sessions, visitors, group activities, meals, chance encounters, phone calls, parents and patients turning up in such a random way that it keeps everyone — on screen and off — a bit unsettled.

A study of Israeli parole hearings shows that just before a meal the chances of success are slim.

I have learned, the hard way, that you can no longer count on serendipity in France; although it is still home to many of the world's greatest restaurants, if you leave your meals to chance, you may end up eating terribly.

Make evening meals a chance to talk about things, turn off the TV, and turn on the romance.

Each meal is a chance to view the world anew.

The friends I'd take to Jeepney would be the explorers, the ones who see every meal as a chance to learn something.

"It will be our first official company Christmas meal and a chance for us to unwind after our busiest time of year.

A former associate White House counsel, Brad Berenson, tells Savage that Addington "would dive into a 200-page bill like it was a four-course meal," relishing the chance to advance the cause of executive power.

Mr. Hamilton said his meetings with the men and their children are informal — a gathering, sometimes over a meal, and a chance to talk about the challenges of life and fatherhood.

It seems to be a statement of the obvious that instead of slaving away at the hot microwave, people get out of the house, have a glass of wine (drinking in moderation makes people happier than abstinence), a nice meal and the chance to talk about the other people in the restaurant.