This was to be the first collective comment blog by a British newspaper website, she wrote, a chance to expand and deepen the debate found in newspapers, to open it up to our readers, and to reinforce the Guardian and Observer's place at the heart of the liveliest left-liberal discourse, with voices from across the political spectrum too.
This book, he writes, is a chance to make amends.
After failures, like ballet and filmmaking, and becoming convinced to hone and cherish her writing skills, Diane decides to give writing career a chance, putting a wedding to an end.
If you're writing a check, chances are you may not have your current bank statement in front of you, so you may not know how much money you have in your account.
At Oxford, my chief non-scholastic pursuit was writing, but a chance event took me into the world of public speaking.
His research complete, he is about to begin writing, when a chance meeting with a clergyman reveals that Millichamp was a woman (the clergyman's great aunt), who died falling off a bobsled at Davos.
Hence, the interference constraint can be written as a chance constraint as follows: Prleft{sum^{F}_{f=1}{sum^{K}_{k=1}{sum^{N}_{n=1}{I^{s}_{f,k,n}}}}leq{I_{text{thre},s}}right}geq{1-epsilon} qquad forall s (8).
In 1982, Thomas Keneally published his historical novel Schindler's Ark, which he wrote after a chance meeting with Pfefferberg in Los Angeles in 1980.
One of America's most inspiring executives, Steve's astounding journey through foster care and relentless search for family is captured in his critically-acclaimed and beautifully written memoir, A Chance in the World (Harper Collins January 2012).
She writes a column, "Selma Glasser's Write-On," in "Golden Chances," a monthly newsletter published in South Pasedena.
