Sentence examples for school chances from inspiring English sources

As the president of the Rosalind Franklin GSA said as he introduced me, "If you're going through it in graduate school, chances are Micella has written about it".

If you ever went to this thing called school, chances are you've watched a Ken Burns film or three.

Looking back, Barrowman acknowledges that "without the support he received in high school, chances are that he would not now be appearing in royal command performances in the West End in front of the Royal Family or having Stephen Sondheim ask him to play opposite Carol Burnett".

And if a child is at school, chances are, she or he won't complete the primary cycle, For girls, the situation is an even bigger concern: only one in two girls goes to primary school, one in ten to secondary school and one in fifty to high school.

If you had at least 20% of the school, chances are excellent that you will succeed.

If you're in high school, chances are the most formal thing you're going to is the school dance.

For others, it has meant fleeting glimpses of Mrs. Clinton at the library or the middle school, chance encounters with Secret Service agents or competing for the table the Clintons occupied at a neighborhood restaurant.

At an election rally here on Sunday before thousands of supporters, Mr. Koch made the typical candidate's speech, touching on roads and schools, chances missed by his Social Democratic predecessors and the successes of his own government.

For many students like Robert, who face challenging circumstances in their daily lives and often attend under resourced schools, chances to discover new passions, create something they are proud of or give back to their community can be rare.

If it's a novel that is usually studied in schools, chances are the book will be on Sparknotes.

For every kilometre a girl is from a school, her chances of attending it fall.