Sentence examples for turn chances from inspiring English sources

Middlesbrough, who began the day level with Southampton on 19 points, extended their unbeaten run to 11 games this season but couldn't turn chances into goals in a 0-0 drat at Reading – their third such result in a row.

Greig Laidlaw – the captain – Billy Twelvetrees and James Hook, who were all on the bench last weekend when Gloucester lost at home to Newcastle, return to the back division under orders to turn chances into points.

Newcastle struggled for the first quarter of the game but Hull's continued inability to turn chances into goals meant the home side quickly lost their initial positivity.

After a period in which Liverpool struggled to turn chances into goals and drew six of their nine games at Anfield, Gerrard's return following an ankle problem that had kept him out since October will have given them a huge lift as they embark on their quest for a Champions League spot.

I always imagined the existence of LinkedIn People, who used it, somehow, to make connections which led to sales and jobs, to advance their careers, to turn chance conference meetings into partnerships and employment.

We didn't turn the chances we had into goals - we should have been well ahead at one stage.

When the inputs and outputs are mutually independent trapezoidal fuzzy random variables, we can turn the chance constraints and the chance objective into their equivalent stochastic ones by applying the established formulas for the chance distributions.

Lives and deaths turn on chance sightings and casual remarks.

You could never turn a chance like that down and he must have jumped at it.

"Real Madrid have the quality to turn a chance into a goal in a second," he said.

They have a lot of blokes in their side who can create something and turn half-chances into something.