Sentence examples for opportunity shock from inspiring English sources

In fact, Toldeo's emergency was an opportunity, Shock pointed out, to observe the community coming together. .

"Hardy has a great opportunity to shock the world on Saturday," he says.

They have relished the opportunity to "shock the system," as another adviser, Kellyanne Conway, put it last week.

"Because people have preconceived ideas about you, and sometimes it affords you the opportunity to shock people more".

Not unlike other teams in the same situation, Davenport's players, it seemed, viewed their first two games as an opportunity to shock major college football, as Appalachian State did, and show off with N.F.L. scouts potentially watching.

Andreev lost his opportunity to shock the world, however, when he failed to put away five set points to go up 2-1 and back the tournament's top-seed into an uncomfortable corner.

Let's also admit that one of the joys of policy research is the opportunity to shock the bourgeoisie, to point out the hollowness or silliness of official positions.

But his time on that show saw him turning that mischief and sense of the absurd up to 11 as he frolicked with the younger contestants, taking any opportunity to shock and create moments for the cameras.

The Jets had spoken about their game against the Chargers as being their last stand, their opportunity to shock the league and prove how atypical their five devastating losses had been.

Monday night, Amy Schumer was on stage at the Ed Sullivan Theater taking the opportunity to shock David Letterman one last time with her inventive name for her surfing scar.

And the reason I feel I should say this is he would never forgive me if I didn't, if I threw away this glorious opportunity to shock you all on his behalf.