Sentence examples for trying their chances from inspiring English sources

This season, in a pledge to inclusivity, Banks has decided to lift the age limit that, since the show's inception, had prevented aspirants older than twenty-seven from trying their chances.

Except the pair are trying their chances once again and are about to fly to Istanbul, Turkey, in search of yet another way to reach their family.

With little chance of a quick turnaround, some Marvin employees have quit to try their chances elsewhere.

If Mr Khatami were to decide against running, other lesser known members of this group would likely try their chances.

Why did the couple decide to try their chances back in Iran, rather than stay in Cambodia?

"It's too early yet to gauge the results of these efforts," she notes, "but in the wake of the global recession, the promise of the experiment still captivates cities, states and countries willing to try their chances".

Those countries will succeed that give their most talented and energetic decisionmakers the chance to try their luck.

But at least, he says, they would have been paid well for their years of study, and more bright young Americans who love science would have the chance to try their luck at launching scientific careers, whether in academe or elsewhere.

"I think you're going to find when it's all said and done, after all these states that are the laboratories of democracy get their chance to try their own plans, those who follow the path that we pursued will find it's the best path, and we'll end up with a nation that's taken a mandate approach".

They were not afraid to take chances and try their hands at new, different tasks.

Interactive stations offer visitors a chance to try their hand at some of them.