Examples of 'like a chance' in a sentence

Like a chance is an idiomatic phrase that means having an opportunity or possibility. It implies a favorable circumstance or situation where one can take advantage of something or make a favorable outcome likely. It is often used to express hope, anticipation, or excitement about a potential outcome or favorable turn of events

I would like a chance to greet our guests.

I am sure someone else would like a chance.

People like a chance to show their respect.

And would not you like a chance to say.

I would like a chance to get to be first choice.

That way it will look like a chance meeting.

I would like a chance to really talk to her.

Coming here felt like a chance.

I would like a chance to make things right.

I sure as hell would like a chance.

I would like a chance to show someone that.

It just felt like a chance.

I would like a chance to think this over.

I thought the two of you would like a chance to visit.

I would like a chance to get to know you.

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like a bottle

like a brief

like a closer

like a couple

There are others here who would like a chance to speak.

And we would like a chance to prove it to you.

It seems to me that the two of you would like a chance to catch up.

I would like a chance to study this machine.

But if you believe that look at it like a chance to mend fences.

I would like a chance to talk to you further.

There is still time to book for December if you would like a chance to win.

I would really like a chance to try again.

Like a chance to ask someone.

I thought you might like a chance to apologize.

More like a chance for a deal of a lifetime.

I thought you might like a chance to rehearse.

I would like a chance to apologize and show you my gratitude.

I thought you might like a chance to apologise.

Looks like a chance of rain could keep the crowds down a little.

I would really like a chance to talk.

Looks like a chance for spotty rain will continue throughout the day.

I sure as hell would like a chance to learn from mine.

I'd like a chance to win some of that pile.

We would like a chance.

I'd like a chance to undo some of the damage.

Joel Sheenan would like a chance to have his say.

I'd like a chance to explain this whole thing out.

I just thought you would like a chance to meet your new neighbors.

We will pretend she 's my friend and it will look like a chance meeting.

Which is sort of like a chance to audition again.

Excuse me, but there are others here who would like a chance to speak.

I would like a chance to get to know her.

I guess I would at least like a chance to.

I sure would like a chance at one of them beds.

No need to undergo trouble here I am sorry I would like a chance to make it up.

I would like a chance to win some of that pile.

I think you misunderstood where I was coming from and I would like a chance to clarify some things.

I would like a chance to undo some of the damage.

Of course, it will have to look like a chance meeting.

Examples of using Chance

But there is no chance of her dying from it

Chance he gives you what you want

You blew your chance with her

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