Sentence examples for one of chances from inspiring English sources
Moreover, the "best system" is now one of chances directly, rather than of laws.
From young Will Thomas onward, the Kennewick story has been one of chance occurrences and unintended consequences.
The law legalizes daily fantasy by defining it as a game of skill, rather than one of chance.
The story of how the man, Robert L. White, came to acquire millions of dollars worth of presidential bric-a-brac is one of chance and friendship.
But I then realised that the line between women who turn tricks and women who don't was almost invisible, because for them it was not a moral divide, but one of chance and choice.
Ethiopia spurned a host of one-on-one chances, all of which were stopped by Squirrels goalkeeper Fabien Farnolle, who plays his club football for second tier French side Clermont Foot.
On Wednesday, Deschamps wanted just one of those chances to go in and his team would have beaten Milan again.
It's one of many chances for Ms. Xie to flash her talent for noble suffering.
It is one of these chances that interests me slightly more than others though.
It's one of those chances to walk away with the title here.
78 min Forlan reverts to his United form by missing one of the chances of the match.
