I wondered what god in which heaven could possibly have deemed me worthy of this chance at redemption.
That was Scotland's first chance worthy of the name and it took just another six minutes for the Hampden crowd to voice their frustrations.
Pete is Pete Jones, the winner of an Internet screenwriting contest dreamed up by Matt Damon and Ben Affleck with the noble intention of giving a worthy outsider a chance to direct his own movie, which Miramax would distribute.
Posterity may have been the furthest thing from the minds of the composer, arranger, and flugelhorn player Thad Jones and the drummer Mel Lewis when they convened a jazz orchestra to play the Village Vanguard on February 7 , 1966— their goal was to give worthy players a chance to bite into some challenging music on Mondays, when jazz clubs were traditionally closed.
Well were a blunt force in attack throughout, creating barely a clear chance worthy of the name.
Sure, social calendaring may not reach out and grab you, but, when the startup launched its iPhone app last March, it seemed worthy of another chance.
Neither side could settle into a rhythm and it was a further quarter of an hour until the next chance worthy of the name, Minstermen midfielder Patrick McLaughlin's well-struck 20-yard half-volley deflecting agonisingly past the right hand post.
It sounds so obvious to say that you aren't the same person you were when you were a kid, but I saw people in prison who were punished forever as if they'd never be more than the worst thing they had done as a kid -- as if, no matter what, they'd never change or be worthy of the chance to prove they might deserve release.
He described Mr. Knight as a man of integrity, flawed by his temper but worthy of "one last chance".
Oglethorpe petitioned King George II to allow the country's worthy poor a second chance in an overseas settlement, and then instituted laws that sought to erase class distinctions while prohibiting alcohol and slavery.
Walker is especially worthy of a second chance, says Zlotnick.
