Sentence examples for yet chance from inspiring English sources

Yet Chance, in sharp contrast, is ploughing an independent furrow, making most of his money on the hoof from branding deals and touring.

Yet chance operations were distinctly not a significant part of Western compositional techniques until Cage championed them in 1951, first with his piano piece, "Music of Changes," quickly followed by the notorious silence piece "4'33".

Between then and Thursday night, when the Chicago artist's follow-up – and third mixtape – Coloring Book, was released, the music industry has mutated again, yet Chance has has maintained the same integrity, fuelled both by the hip-hop community and his own artistic vision.

Yet Chance also had a habit of cutting songs off way too early, and he let his inner hippie get the best of him occasionally.

Yet, chances are the numbers are not good.

Yet chances to hear it in this country are rare.

Yet chances seemed to fly everywhere but goalwards.

Yet chances are slim that politicians will soon seek to repair it by enacting financial reform.

Yet, chances are, few teams will heed that lesson at this year's winter meetings, which start Monday in Dallas.

"I'm president of one of the larger companies in the U.S.," Mr. O'Rourke said, "yet chances are I will never become a millionaire".

Yet chances are you will probably find very few people who have ever bought new, and many who would never even consider it.