Sentence examples for world of chances from inspiring English sources

Lovato wrote the album's tenth track, "World of Chances", with John Mayer.

Stewart named "Every Time You Lie" and "World of Chances" as "direction signs pointing to a much more interesting career".

The two wrote three songs together, "World of Chances", "Love is the Answer" and "Shut Up and Love Me".

"World of Chances", the first song she wrote with Mayer, was the only of these songs to make the album's final cut.

Two new picture books explore the mysterious world of chanced-upon objects and the questions they pose: Who lost this?

It is a secret world of chance meetings between strangers, of quietly arranged hookups, of one-time encounters that can turn passionate or can even blossom into semipermanence.

In his first thirteen years there, Howells produced three exceptional novels — "A Hazard of New Fortunes" (1890), "The World of Chance" (1893), and "Letters Home" (1903) — that depict a city of chance, fortune, disorder, chaos.

In our world of chance and change, things may not go the way we want either intellectually or practically, so we have to look to the developing world of actions and results for support of, and challenges to, our most cherished faiths.

The conversations in "The World of Chance" about the threat of large stores to small books happened this morning, and the way in which the hero insinuates himself as an author before actually writing anything is slyly done, and echoes Howells's theme that in New York the sign comes first and the thing signed for second.

The Book of Esther confronts us with two equally viable world views: we might envision a world of purpose, spearheaded by God, or a world of chance, where logic rules.

"We've opened up a world of taking chances with styling, without leaving a negative footprint on the world," Morten Grubak of Virtue Nordic, told iD's Jake Hall, at the time.