Sentence examples for opportunity coming from from inspiring English sources

That opportunity, coming from a nod back from Chris Brunt's cross on five minutes, was during a decent early spell where Clarke's side exploited Villa's lack of width.

Manoj Nadkarni Manoj Nadkarni, an MIT-educated engineer with ten years of experience in the semiconductor business and founder of Chip Investor.com sees opportunity coming from improvements in chipmaking and performance, particularly in chips used in cell phones, personal digital assistants (PDAs) and other portable electronics.

As Mayor Tory heads to Paris, his commitment to the climate agenda and key messaging in climate action providing new economic investment and job creation for Torontonians resonates with this timely infrastructure opportunity coming from Ottawa.

Note, England's opportunity came from the flank, with a cross to the middle.

This opportunity comes from the surge's success in reducing violence.

The opportunity comes from Watson Adventures, a company that organizes scavenger hunts.

Ramsey's golden opportunity came from an Israel mistake, after Ashley Richards nicked possession deep inside the visitors' half.

The opportunity comes from the Arthritis Foundation Hudson Valley Branch, which will offer two Mini Grand Prix this year to raise money for arthritis research.

The richer opportunity comes from California, where Proposition 8, banning gay marriage, has already been overturned by a three-judge panel of the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.

Another interesting opportunity comes from the Henry Luce Foundation.

Examples include: Opportunity comes from a whim or a notion of, "Hey!