Examples of 'chance to put' in a sentence
Meaning of "chance to put"
chance to put: It refers to the opportunity to implement or apply something in a particular situation
How to use "chance to put" in a sentence
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chance to put
I have not had a chance to put these up.
Got a chance to put my construction skills to use.
He finally gets a chance to put him away.
A chance to put the past behind you.
This was your chance to put that right.
I have decided to give you a chance to put.
This is a chance to put the past to rest.
I have just been waiting for the perfect chance to put it to use.
You get a chance to put it right again.
As many colleagues as possible should have the chance to put their first question.
I saw the chance to put something right.
Many important people fear him now and they relish the chance to put him down.
You got one chance to put it down.
A chance to put my theory to the test.
But we have got a chance to put it right.
Good chance to put miles on this shirt.
They did not get a chance to put it up yet.
A chance to put miles on this shirt.
I did not even have a chance to put on my brakes.
A chance to put the problems of last year to bed.
This was my one chance to put a stop to this.
A chance to put your points of view.
I am offering you the chance to put it right.
Our chance to put that showboating.
Midnight was your last chance to put everything right.
The chance to put my stamp on the trial division.
This is your last chance to put in your bids.
Your chance to put something to the head coach.
Maybe this is your chance to put that right.
The chance to put questions to a panel of.
I will be glad of a chance to put my feet up.
A chance to put right the damage this man had done.
I never had a chance to put on dry socks.
A chance to put behind the ghosts of Maracana.
I have not had a chance to put my washing out.
The chance to put into practice what has been taught.
I did not have a chance to put the flag down.
The chance to put them on his shoulders and win it.
So she never had a chance to put the cyanide in it.
Our chance to put that showboating Canadian wench behind bars and you blow it.
I missed my chance to put him away.
Dave Mustaine wanted a shorter lineup so each band had a good chance to put on a show.
Give you a chance to put some distance.
I promised then that I would follow up after I had had a chance to put a few.
Give me a chance to put my uni debt to use.
Physical evidence is our only chance to put it together.
Finally a chance to put my training into practice.
You do not give the truth a chance to put its pants on.
This is a chance to put your theories into facts.
You can not give people a chance to put you down.
