Sentence examples for often a chance from inspiring English sources

It's often a chance worth taking.

There's often a chance of getting some locally landed fish such as hake, rock or skate from the specials board.

It's a time-out for our brains and bodies and often a chance to engage socially with others or express emotions that we've kept on a tight leash.

It allows people to donate Christmas presents that are given on behalf of prisoners to their children, marked "With love from Mom" or "With love from Dad". It is often a chance for inmates to reconnect with their families.

Sharabi suspects this may be rooted in how parents have been using television for decades: screen-based entertainment for children is often a chance for parents to get other things done.

But there is often a chance to see other dolphin species, such as common dolphins, which have a broad pale stripe along their side, and more of the great whales, such as the humpback with its tremendous "breaching" or leaping clear of the water, while the world's second largest fish, the huge basking shark, can frequently be seen in summer months.

"We don't often get a chance to be outside".

"We don't often get a chance to see you".

We don't often get a chance to congratulate athletes for truly being role models.

These are questions that audiences don't often have a chance to hear musicians grapple with.

The crime is so sloppily executed that the victim often has a chance to fight back.