Sentence examples for some chance for from inspiring English sources

"Over the next couple of days, if he does, we give him some chance for next week".

An average of about 100 students are at the school at any one time — those judged to have some chance for improvement — though they come and go throughout the academic year.

"Students do not have an equal chance to succeed," she said, adding that many parents had gone into debt trying to ensure that their children have some chance for a future by paying for them to study in private schools.

There's some chance for redemption soon, as they hit the road against Ottawa, the Rangers and Hurricanes in the next week, but they'll face the Kings first, and it's really those Western games they need to start winning.

But he said if Mr. Maliki was able to bring in "some good people from outside his party and outside Parliament," both he and Iraq might have some chance for success.

But, Freeman wrote I would rather be ruled by an elected government than the top 1000 billionaires on Forbes' list — so I don't think the issue is big government but the way government operates and hope that technology and information and media offer some chance for us to get a better handle over what big government does.

So there's some chances for us to hurt England come the Ashes".

The scene is a confrontation between him and Freddie's character, and there is some scripted dialogue and some chances for him to do some ad-libbing.

But, having gone that far, after 9 Bhe a6 10 a4, he probably should have played 10... ed, creating the semiopen center that might have offered him some chances for counterattack.

There are some chances for people like me to get scholarships from the government, but it's probably one out of a billion.

"My mother lived on into her nineties so I must have some chance of surviving for another five years".