Sentence examples for scene chances from inspiring English sources
Ask yourself how often you stare at a random person who arrived on the scene; chances are, that like most people, you are too concerned with how you look and how others perceive you to pay all that much attention to anyone else.
In one scene Chance, asked to comment on economic policy, assures the president, "As long as the roots are not severed, all is well and all will be well in the garden...
WHEN churches around the country are ready to upgrade their Nativity scenes, chances are good they will turn to a Bronx company called Institutional Statuary.
If yours doesn't start out with your strongest scenes, chances are they'll skip to the next person's reel.
(There is a scene in Chances in which a teenage sex slave services her client, the memory of which will outlive everything I learned on my degree course).
The song played during the ending scene is "Chances" by the British rock band Athlete.
Even though changing planes can be a bore, it's a change of scene and chance to walk and stretch".
I happened to be in Bouca that day to investigate the destruction of hundreds of homes and dozens of civilian killings, and stumbled upon this scene by chance.
She still has a home and office there and seems to know what city dwellers most need: a total change of scene, a chance to slow down, let go and, as the Jamaicans say, cool out.
It started as a bit of fun but now turns out to be a descent into heartless self-obsession and inane photophilia that turns a perfectly normal-looking individual into a cold Warholian observer of death and disaster, whose only reaction to another's pain is to take a picture of herself in front of the scene she chanced on.
Russian media reports suggest the men were located using CCTV footage and phone records, as well as the testimony of "security officers" who were on the scene "by chance".
