chance

• little chance

  The workers say they've little chance of getting another job.

• best chance

  ‘If you want to see Greg then he's got to be your best chance.

• have the chance

  They'd love to have the chance to pry into my personal affairs.’

• chance of being

  A magnificent 5–1 victory over Carlisle in NorthEast Division One leaves them on top of the table with only a slim chance of being caught.

• chance of getting

  The workers say they've little chance of getting another job.

• better chance

  A prairie dog that knows what it's up against may have a better chance of getting away safely.

• have a chance

  At least you will have a chance to air some of your ideas on the way forward for tourism in Wales.

• chance to see

  chance to see him in .

• chance to do

  Now New Yorkers are getting a chance to do a little suffering for art right here at home.

• get the chance

  ‘If you get the chance to go ashore, take it.

• chance to use

  DRIVERS have their last chance to use two of Darlington's busiest streets at peak traffic times this weekend.

• every chance

  Today there is every chance a young victim will recover.

• chance to go

  ‘If you get the chance to go ashore, take it.

• get a chance

  I would like to see the current midfield plus Rocky and hodge, and also like to see Strandli get a chance with Deane and wallace.

• last chance

  Aldridge had one last chance to strike for Tranmere, but could only find the post.

• good chance

  More good news:-There is a good chance he will be fit to play against Battyburn on Sunday.

• chance to make

  David Boon survived an early chance to make…— and Australia — on the back foot for much of the morning — began to blossom…