Sentence examples for which chances from inspiring English sources

Contrast that with Ukip which, "chances are, will come second in about 100-odd constituencies".

If you're a nerd or former nerd — which chances are you just might be if you're watching this series — you'll enjoy him.

By the last round on Monday, Carlsen was doing what he does best: outplaying an opponent from a position in which chances are about equal.

More intriguingly, the dogs are learning new behaviour, such as riding the escalator, which, chances are, your pet dog cannot do.

Karl was adept at swinging the odds in his own favor, and he knew exactly which chances to take — in particular, he appreciated the significance of technology more keenly than his competitors did.

Although 0-0 was hardly a reflection of an anxious game in which chances were squandered rather than prevented, it was probably a fair result, and the final still seems finely poised.

"I don't know — which chance".

Aleatory music, also called chance music, (aleatory from Latin alea, "dice"), 20th-century music in which chance or indeterminate elements are left for the performer to realize.

A video has since gone viral in which Chance is freaking out when West, speaking onstage, refers to him as "one of the most talented young new artists".

His protagonists are typically solitary adventurers, and his stories are usually mere clotheslines on which chance encounters and running gags are hung.

Hausmann said that the average German "has no more capabilities than those which chance has glued on the outside of his skull; his brain remains empty".