Sentence examples for moon chances from inspiring English sources
If a newborn falls under the spell of "Goodnight Moon," chances are it's in response to the rhythms of Margaret Wise Brown's hypnotic words.
He argued in an interview today that the antiterrorism campaign offers the Kremlin a blue-moon chance to win Western trust and cement itself into European security arrangements -- all by committing to a war whose goal it supports, and which it most likely cannot avoid in any case.
Among his unfulfilled goals: visiting the moon ("My chances are slim," he concedes) and living to see the 21st Century.
If Dione turned out to have a liquid layer under its crust, that would increase the moon's chances of supporting life.
Some South Korean officials had hoped Trump would choose the demilitarized zone, in part because that would afford Moon a chance to potentially meet with the president quickly after his summit with Kim.
(Electors are chosen by party leaders, and in many states are bound by law to vote the way of the popular vote for their respective states, the New York Times noted. However, there's still a "moon shot" chance.) .
Jones-Bishop and Moon both missed chances to improve their side's tally, with Wakefield ruing a host of handling errors.
Johnston advises East Coasters who want to give moon viewing a chance to be outside at about 6 45 a.m.
Anthropomorphizing his moon at any chance he got, he explained how the two met, the intellectual world of Russia, and his hopes for the future of Russian art.
For Moon, it is a chance to reaffirm the strength of the relationship between Washington and Seoul amid mixed messages after the summit in Vietnam.
