Sentence examples for too a chance from inspiring English sources

Mass-Observation gave them, too, a chance to describe their world.

And for Manning, too, a chance to see if old habits die hard.

For the Jets' defense, he brings something else, too: a chance for a breather.

And Ms. Tomás's delightful "Alegrías" gave her something special, too: a chance to own the stage, with ample charm.

The films contain social history too: a chance to see what has changed and what hasn't in the intervening century-plus.

But the long months of interrogations had given him an unexpected solace, too, a chance to get to know his brother better and to sift through his own failings.

Because he got something too -- a chance to escape blame, at least for now, for the anarchy.

Should the reformists, too, have a chance to compete?

It is too good a chance to waste.

Others thought Sato took too big a chance.

Cities, too, see a chance to bask in the spotlight.