chance

• good chance

  They said we've got a good chance now of prosecuting 'em.

• have a chance

  It didn't have a chance; not even a tiny chance of living.

• little chance

  The Prussian Poles had little chance to exploit any crisis in Prussian affairs.

• chance of getting

  But I truly think we can't miss the chance of getting there.’

• take a chance

  Lewis added: ‘But I don't think Holyfield will take a chance by coming to London to defend against me.

• better chance

  There might be a better chance now than most times.’

• chance of winning

  They also have a slim but slightly better chance of winning a vote for a referendum.

• chance of being

  If she didn't find a safe corner to rest and eat she stood the chance of being caught.

• get a chance

  I actually get a chance to have a drink!

• per cent chance

  Mike [Foot]said wryly that if, as Harold Lever said, we had only a 50 per cent chance of avoiding catastrophe, we had better work out a contingency plan in case that chance did not come off.

• have the chance

  And by the way, Laurence advises you to hurry back, as you may have the chance of a part .

• give the chance

• chance to find

  Dot wished she knew what it felt like to be brave, and wondered if she'd ever get the chance to find out.

• get the chance

  If yer ever get the chance o' rentin' the place that is?

• chance to play

  You'd think they'd be intrigued at a chance to play detectives.

• every chance

  And every chance a noble knight.

• chance to take

  Oxford away in the next round, a home game for me, and another chance to take the piss out of the locals.

• chance of seeing

  They're planted quite closely together to deny any weeds a chance of seeing the sunshine.

• give a chance

• chance of having

  Who are they to be denied any chance of having future pension rights secured under new clause 4 and amendment No. 17?

• chance to get

  ‘That's our chance to get up to tomfoolery!’

• chance to have

  At least there's not a lot of chance to have hassles.

• chance to win

  Now is your chance to win a five-door Renault Clio RT 1.4 in this marvellous BBC Gardeners World Magazine /Renault competition, in conjunction with the Horticultural Trades Association (HTA).

• best chance

  Tobermore's best chance came five minutes later when Reid sent to Pattison, but he fumbled and his effort went wide.

• chance to bring

  Our forecaster Charlie Neil is being given the chance to bring you more detail on our region's weather conditions, and sometimes a look ahead to local events.

• chance to see

  Because I work for many different functions I get the chance to see many different kinds of weddings.

• chance to talk

  ‘A few things have cropped up that I didn't have a chance to talk to you about last night.’

• chance came

  My chance came some weeks later, when he visited me one November evening in my little cottage.

• chance to put

  I have never had the chance to put properly my side of the story.