Sentence examples for of many chances from inspiring English sources
It's one of many chances for Ms. Xie to flash her talent for noble suffering.
West Brom manager Steve Clarke: "It wasn't a game of many chances and was the game I expected.
Aden Flint headed over as Bristol City failed to convert one of many chances as Preston held on for a valuable win.
It was the last of many chances for Blackpool, who went close as early as the fifth minute when Kuszczak saved a left-footed strike from Phillips.
It was a fine finish from the 20-year-old winger, the son of former England captain Paul, and capped a terrific individual performance in a game of many chances.
Scientists had assumed that the dramatic alterations in beak shape, height, width and strength would require the accumulation of many chance mutations in many different genes.
On this side of the Irish Sea, Chicago School (2.40) is of interest at Wolverhampton, despite failing to take any of his many chances to break his duck as a juvenile.
The DNC drastically reduced the number of debates compared to 2008, when Barack Obama made the most of his many chances to go toe to toe with Clinton and John Edwards.
"There's lots of corruption, many chances for kickbacks," he said.
Conversely, regardless of how many chances they create – and against Phoenix there were more than enough to kill off the game – the lingering feeling remains they will likely only put away one or two goals at best.
"It was a game of not many chances, a dull 0-0 If I'm honest.
