Sentence examples for though a chance from inspiring English sources

She deserves a fair crack of the whip, though, a chance to turn things round.

One May afternoon back in 2006, though, a chance encounter with a Marine recruiter in my high school cafeteria changed the direction of my life, and little more than a year later I was on a plane headed for my first combat deployment in Iraq.

Weekends are different, though: a chance to see friends, often in my kitchen, where I can try out new recipes and make the things there is usually no time for.

All that leaves is for Tom's emotional life to resolve itself, though a chance meeting years later scratches the surface of memory, a palimpsest from which the elderly victim's image can never be expunged.

Townsend, though, has a chance of having a decent career".

Denver, though, gained a chance to learn that while winning with flair.

Hurts, though, have a chance, despite their image – dinner suits and slicked hair – being remarkably similar to those Bullingdon Club pictures of George Osborne and David Cameron.

It still offers self-esteem, though, and a chance to underline the notion that progress is being made.

But Susie is mainly focused on dancing, though, seizing a chance to take on Patricia's role in a high-profile performance piece.

Simply put, though, a minuscule chance of a hostile bid is not much of a threat.

There is, though, a tantalising chance to risk going for gold, albeit in the knowledge that crashing out would leave them empty-handed.