Chance In A Sentence

• Our only chance is to be on the lookout for free spenders.
• I now beheld a chance of escape within my reach.
• To my joy, the chance turned in her favor.
• May I have a chance some time!
• Here was a chance to try my scheme again, and I did it.
• But there was no chance of that; there were myriads of them.
• But the ship's chance is very poor.
• The audience is given a chance to vote and the cards are collected.
• The situation is perilous, but there is still one chance of escape.
• Although the situation is perilous, there is still one chance of escape.
• In this perilous situation, there is still one chance of escape.
• The young Fellows undoubtedly stand the best Chance for the great Fortunes.
• But only this I know, what'er chance brings, I'll patiently endure.
• Oh, how I wish I'd had a chance to talk to Elinor.
• Was it true that no one was ever given the chance to be one's best?
• But you've got a chance to show you're ashamed for what you've done.
• So I haven't had much chance to hear from that part of the world.
• Take heed, lest some one issue from your father's, And chance to see you here.

• I will not even know it myself, but will leave it to chance and the allotment of the housekeeper.
• I came away just as she was sinking, that you might have a chance of seeing her.
• I've given you the chance of your life and you've turned me down and insulted me.
• The academy by chance hung a portrait, so he left the army and turned portrait-painter.
• It seemed to him now as if God had refused him a chance of proving his repentance.
• I saw one lowered, and quickly filled with men, eager to snatch this last chance of life.
• My overcoat had been wet through for three days, and the sun coming out gave me a chance of drying it.
• Now these eight emirs are so jealous of each other that fierce battles occur whenever two of them chance to meet upon the road.
• We could make the proper sort of play, and give them the chance they're looking for.
• The situation is perilous, but if we are prepared to act promptly, there is still one chance of escape.
• They knew that we were waiting for them, but at the worst they had a fighting chance with us, and none with what came behind.
• He had meant to wait for his skipper, only there came this smooth of the seas, and he thought he would take his chance at once.
• If, however, by any chance there are two officers together in one post, they should enjoy themselves.
• The little children cry out for joy if they chance to find an occasional scarlet or mottled maize knob among so many yellow ones.
• And then as soon each countenance was chang'd, That chance had brought me so unseasonably.
• Their jokes, however, if by chance any of them reached the upper end of the table, seldom produced much effect.
• At length chance took me into that part of the country, and I could not refrain from making some inquiries.
• Though I was burning to know things, we hadn't the least chance to talk that evening.
• I can let you have quite a little work myself, and I know there are others who will be glad of a chance to get sewing done.
• There would be only about one chance in a hundred, I should think, of its proving useful in just the way that mine did.
• He told me there was the shadow of a chance that you might start in at Seaside Park and wanted me to come along with him.
• No amount of fuss would bring the poor woman to life again, and the actual murderer had been done justice to by a chance shot from Davidson.

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