This, then, was Blazer's big chance to be Queen Chuck.
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Aren't the railroad and the company taking a big chance?
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Kamala Harris has a big chance to build political momentum.
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"Those waiting for their big chance need help more than ever."
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At the fringes, many are just waiting for their big chance.
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She has definitely a big chance to win a grand slam.
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You don't have big chance to win because they're very good.
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T-Mobile's bid to buy Sprint gave him his big chance.
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He has a big chance to become the future world number one.
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If you've never taken a cruise, this could be your big chance.
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Tonight's his big chance to show that he knows what that means.
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I mean, I felt that I was ... This was my big chance.
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"We've got a big chance coming," Mr. Sheff sings in a plaintive deadpan.
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So the house needs to take a big chance on someone or something.
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But this is without question Griffin's next big chance, and potentially his last.
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Not much in this one between the goal and the Bacca big chance.
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Whisper it, but there's a nagging feeling that last season was Spurs' big chance.
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The good news for the bombastic billionaire is that it's a very big chance.
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Then, after the makeover is complete, Rhodes gets his big chance to interview Seacrest.
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Birds of Prey, then, is Harley's big chance to grab that spotlight for herself.
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"I had a big chance, I had to score this one," Hummels told reporters.
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Her big chance came in 19843, when she was transferred to prestigious Peking University.
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And with that, Apple's big chance to dominate in the AI-powered device market, too.
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And Democrats have to be careful not to burn their big chance to grill Barr.
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No matter how big Chance the Rapper gets, he remains a Chicagoan through and through.
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Montreal had another big chance, but Grubauer made a big save to preserve the victory.
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This might be my big chance to make an Olympic team before everyone gets in.
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Sadly I think there's a big chance that abortions could actually be banned in Russia.
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Doing so might initially feel very proactive, but there's a big chance you'll hate the results.
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I spoke with the corporate overlords who'd decided to take a big chance on Mr. Michele.
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Several Sundays after that first appearance, Dad gave me my big chance to wait on John.
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"She took a big chance on him," said Christopher Maurer, a Lorca scholar at Boston University.
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He joined Twitter in 2009 and soon got his first big chance in the tech industry.
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Calgary took a big chance on a 4-on-4, pulling Talbot for an extra skater.
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When the Hukilau started, I thought there was a big chance it's going to come back.
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Brash new maestro Rodrigo is stirring things up, and young oboist Hailey hopes for her big chance.
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After Zardes took one too many touches on a breakaway and squandered a big chance, Paraguay counterattacked.
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Despite this gathering, there isn't a big chance of Apple launching a TV subscription business anytime soon.
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As shot after shot is squandered, however, it quickly becomes clear that this isn't Garland's big chance.
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Austin Davis will get his big chance to prove he deserves to be on a roster next year.
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So if it floats your boat to be a client of Goldman Sachs, this is your big chance.
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Alongside the coming of the autonomous car, the mobile retail economy is still waiting for its big chance.
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"We are a small English indie and so we've got to give ourselves a big chance," Boulter said.
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So, getting back, so email was a problem, it was a really big chance, so you started this company.
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The first big chance he took was starting a relationship with a teacher at his high school, Brigitte Auzière.
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If foldable phones are supposed to be the future, Google missed its big chance to get people pumped about them.
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And if you haven't heard The Weeknd's new hit single, "Starboy" featuring Daft Punk, last night was your big chance.
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He'll have one big chance on Thursday night when the four remaining Republican candidates debate at the University of Miami.
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Finally, it was my big chance to order a spiral-cut beauty, and I grossly overestimated how much we needed.
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"After March there is a big chance we will continue this monthly support for electricity and poor people," Emadi said.
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This was Mr Schulz's one big chance to change the direction and narrative of the election campaign, and he blew it.
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So, even with all the same signs between them, there's a pretty big chance that two twins will express them differently.
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The debate may offer them their last big chance before the primary on Saturday to make a case to those voters.
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Norwegian Aksel Lund Svindal, silver medalist in 2010 and in with a big chance this time, told reporters "there's 10 potential winners".
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"We think Jair Bolsonaro has a big chance to reform the country," Francesco Starace, chief executive at Enel, told CNBC on Tuesday.
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"The market has figured out appropriately that we have a big chance in November to assess where we've got to," McDermott added.
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"They were willing to take a big chance on a veteran with not a ton of experience in financial services," he said.
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Here was Meek's big chance to speak directly to the president of the United States to share his solutions and his experiences.
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He got his big chance to blast into orbit last Friday aboard a Soyuz spacecraft launching from Russia's Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan.
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He sees a big chance by the LGBTQ community to make Brnabič a rogue symbol for their own cause for equal rights.
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Any would have made sense actually, but going down that road was taking a big chance with the company he had built.
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Brash new maestro Rodrigo (Gael Garcia Bernal) is stirring things up, and young oboist Hailey (Lola Kirke) hopes for her big chance.
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Trump's Asia trip is his big chance to win back nervous US diplomatic partners and allies in the Asia region, Mitter says.
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"If you came to New Orleans right after Katrina, you were a daring person who was taking a big chance," he said.
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In the bottom of the seventh, Miami's final big chance of the night ended when Rojas struck out with the bases loaded.
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But it's not the 1970s any more, and as soon as Ally gets her big chance, she discards her own truest assets.
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So I see their big chance to build bridges by dialogue and bring people together just to talk to know from each other.
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For Google, this could be a big chance for it to turn WearOS around and truly try to compete with the Apple Watch.
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Comdex 21997 was Bill Gates' big chance to sell users on Windows 98, the operating system that was about to replace Windows 95.
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Kris Jenner took a big chance with her annual XMAS Eve party ... she invited Kourtney's baby daddy and boyfriend and they both came.
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"He was being a slow mover with bachelor habits, so I saw this as my big chance to impress him," Ms. Rucker said.
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"I think she has a big chance if she's playing like today without emotions and without thinking, like, about the result," Halep said.
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"We think Jair Bolsonaro has a big chance to reform the country," Francesco Starace, chief executive at Enel, told CNBC at WEF on Tuesday.
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"There is a big chance of him winning the show because ... he is the only contestant that has got so much exposure," he said.
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Google has a lot going on, and this annual event is its big chance to provide updates on progress since I/O in June.
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He also said there's a "big chance" of a Fed hike next month and a probability the U.S. central bank will hike again in September.
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South Carolina was Sanders's first big chance to show he could make inroads with this group, and it looks like he completely and utterly failed.
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This would be a big chance for startups because they have the opportunity to build proprietary technology with the chance of creating a sustainable business.
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Suffice it to say, not many people thought 18-year-old Australian swimmer Kyle Chalmers had a big chance of taking home a gold medal.
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This week's party conference was seen as May's last big chance to galvanize her party and relaunch her position as both party and country leader.
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With the Galaxy S8 a no-show, LG got its big chance to spread its wings, and the company delivered with a surprisingly solid flagship.
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There's just a big chance there, not just to maintain what we already have but to intensify our economic interpenetration and do more trade together.
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There is a big chance that, if a certain type of attack is penetrating Citibank's network, JP Morgan and other financial institutions will be next.
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With Reid on his way out the door, there's been a big chance that the state's newfound status could be jeopardized by the national party.
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Others are handed their big chance, but for whatever reason cannot take the final step towards Formula 19943 stardom And then there is Tommy Byrne.
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"If the deal totally falls apart, we think there's a pretty big chance of a market correction," said Ryan Detrick, senior market strategist at LPL Financial.
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Stocks may have rebounded from their recent lows, but the option market still implies a big chance that stocks plummet anew before the year is out.
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So how has life treated Meek since taking that big chance against Palhares—a man no one on the European fighting circuit wanted any part on?
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"They have to be there for the interview," Mr. Alfgeeh said, "even though there is a big chance they will be refused like everybody else was."
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Toyota sees the Olympics as its big chance to showcase its lineup of experimental and alternative fuel-powered machines, and it's not going to squander it.
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The next big chance to prove Einstein correct came in 1918, when the moon's shadow tracked right up the Columbia River between Washington State and Oregon.
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Those who have been coveting a Dyson Supersonic hair dryer or Airwrap, get excited — this is your big chance to finally get one with added savings.
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Seconds after Lehner made the stop on Travis Hamonic's big chance, Strome raced down the ice and ripped a short-side, glove-side, top-corner shot.
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For all the talk of resets for President Trump, there's just one that matters, at least on Capitol Hill — one big chance to steady a wobbly agenda.
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In a time when going from on-prem to cloud and closing private data centers was typical, Dropbox took a big chance by going the other way.
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Last week I talked about the eternal dumbness of the smart home and how Google had a big chance to lay out their vision this past week.
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On Monday, in a big chance to appear before a national audience, Ms. Gillibrand will travel to Michigan for MSNBC's first town hall of the presidential season.
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But if you roll directly out of bed to the starting line, you're missing out on one last big chance to top off your energy stores, Rollins says.
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In winning the title from Holly Holm in her last bout, Tate was thoroughly outclassed on the feet after having seemingly blown her big chance on Holm's back.
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This article originallyappeared on VICE Romania If you're in Europe and you're reading this, there's a big chance that you are sweating your shirt off in a heatwave.
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The new dialogue will be "a big chance for both Japan and the United States but of course it must be done in a fair manner," he said.
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However, he admits that the bride and groom, Ayushi and Abhishek, really deserve all the credit for letting him take such a big chance on their big day.
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"We know that if you are carrying a knife, there is a big chance of you becoming a perpetrator or a victim of a knife crime," he added.
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Odds on this one are fairly likely — after all, this is Apple's big chance to showcase all of its holiday offerings, and the Apple TV is a no-brainer.
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Here's the thing: The market can start off negatively in January and still have a big chance of having a huge year, like a 10 or 20 percent return.
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"Obviously very bitter, I think the car was great and I lost out on a big chance but hopefully we'll have a big one coming tomorrow," added the German.
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There's one last big chance for Martin O'Malley to make his case before the Iowa caucuses next week, at Monday night's Iowa town-hall forum for the three Democratic candidates.
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Big chance No. 2 and the first in the SEC this season is coming against a program the Tigers have taken care of for the most part in recent years.
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"There is a big chance of reverting to a high passthrough period due to the force of the external shock", Fabrizio Marodin, one of the authors of the study, said.
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Dumoulin, a time-trial specialist turned grand tour rider, has a big chance of leapfrogging the top three riders on Sunday in Milan to claim his maiden grand tour title.
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The Red Bulls blew a big chance to tie the match in the 21rd minute, when Felipe, all alone, missed a clear header off a cross in front of the net.
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It's not a big chance — 5 percent — but you can imagine a scenario in which the stop Trump forces produce a hung convention, and Kasich emerges as the supposedly reasonable candidate.
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Arsenal wasted a big chance to turn over the depleted hosts and the London team stayed third in the table, five points behind leaders Leicester City as United climbed to fifth.
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Our photog took a big chance with the champ, daring to say the chain was shiny like C.Z. Floyd's 41st birthday is today, and he's throwing a blowout party for himself.
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"Electromobility is a big chance but it would be neglectful to write off the combustion engine now," said Gabriel, adding production of batteries for electric cars was important and needed state support.
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And, of course, with referrals having been a thing long before the contest, there's a big chance that Star Citizen is already in danger of draining its pool of interested players anyway.
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Miss Michigan took a big chance on a big stage, reminding everyone American citizens are still suffering through Flint's water crisis ... and now the city's mayor wants to give her props, in person.
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"At the time, it was taking a big chance because no one had done anything like it before," Deborah Stallings Stumm, senior vice president of sales and marketing at Bonkers, told Business Insider.
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And in 1989, he got a big chance to run for mayor; the city's incumbent white moderate Democrat Ed Koch was defeated in a primary by David Dinkins, a more liberal African American.
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It's also known as a launching ground for indie artists before they make it big (Chance the Rapper, Lorde are famous alums), and it's been platform to which aspiring DJs could upload their tracks.
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The Washington Redskins missed their big chance to make a run at the NFC East title when they fell in Dallas on Thanksgiving, but a wild-card spot still is there for the taking.
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"We were so interested, because we find a big chance to show the talent and ability of Afghans, show that Afghan women can make robots, too," said Rodaba Noori, one of the team members.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia's central bank, wary of risks including a "big chance" U.S. interest rates will rise in June, on Thursday kept its benchmark where it has been since October and its monetary policy neutral.
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Today was regarded by many as the company's first big chance to right the ship following an ongoing apology tour, and the company seemingly decided that nothing short of a total smartphone revolution would do.
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"It's still not F1 of course, but in the next few years I think there is a big chance that Formula E becomes one of the main, if not the main, series in the world."
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Kammie is desperate to start over in a new school where no one knows who she is or how she ended up in Nowheresville, and sees a friendship with the popular girls as her big chance.
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Now, the defunct casino is liquidating all its assets in a huge auction, which means that this is your big chance to take home a terrible souvenir from the spot Trump bankrupted a few decades ago!
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The quality of the meeting you have is higher, that's for sure: there's a big chance a retailer is perfectly able to sell your products, or at least he's in the category he's fitting your brand.
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Concerned about the dangers of casual benzodiazepine diversion, Bachhuber explains that the CDC's data that informed his study has severe limitations, meaning that there's a pretty big chance that deaths resulting from benzo abuse are being underreported.
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Since Trump and congressional leaders already settled on new funding caps for the fiscal year ahead, this budget was the president's big chance to give realistic feedback on how he wants Congress to divvy up that cash.
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Being cheered on by the likes of Bill Kristol, Jennifer Rubin and the whole team of Never-Trump Republicans, the pre-Trump GOP could see Haley as their big chance to take back the reins of power.
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After fast-tracking through college and working with tech giants like Apple and YouTube, Morin could have easily chosen to climb the Google career ladder, but she was ready to take a big chance on her own.
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Ingram's story is pretty awesome ... he's been grinding it out in the G-league for the past decade hoping to get a shot in the NBA ... and Tuesday night, he made the most of his big chance.
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Clogs have been lumped into the category of "ugly" footwear whose appeal takes a bit longer to sink in, which is why we see fall 2019 as the shoe's big chance to finally breakthrough into the mainstream.
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"It is absolutely essential that we get it right this time - this is the last big chance to seriously tackle the challenges that Mumbai faces," said Bimal Patel, urban planner and president of CEPT University in Ahmedabad.
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"It was their big chance to leverage their political power to get some standards that would require the E.P.A. to regulate PFAS as a hazardous substance," said Mary Greene, the deputy director of the Environmental Integrity Project.
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As more consumers cut the cord, there's a big chance that a number of them will be lost to HBO entirely – especially when its $15/month over-the-top pricing is so much higher than its streaming competitors.
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As was reported over the weekend, even Trump's own team was concerned enough to request a CIA profile of the Russian ambassador to help illustrate to Flynn he was taking a big chance in his interactions with Kislyak.
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We got Rashad out in NYC and asked how he was preparing for his big chance as part of the new season ... and that's when he told us he actively picked the brain of Smith, a former winner.
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"Trump's rise is a big chance for Japan to change the peace-addled notion that America will protect us," Toru Hashimoto, a former mayor of Osaka and founder of the right-leaning Japan Innovation Party, posted on Twitter.
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We think Jair Bolsonaro has a big chance to reform the country, then, you know, the judgment, he's a-, he's a populist, he's not a populist, I think it's something that doesn't really, you know, interest us that much.
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There are sure to be more surprising twists and turns in this campaign, but one thing now seems certain: after losing three straight debates, Trump has now exhausted his last big chance to reverse the momentum in his favor.
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"There were lots of negotiations and it turned out that if she agreed to be in [the 1954 musical] 'There's No Business Like Show Business,' there would be a big chance she would be given 'The Girl,'" said Morgan.
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For members of Congress, who routinely pay lip service to the value of small businesses, this will also be a big chance to prove that they really understand there is nothing small about the sector's economic and cultural contributions.
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Antonelli knows that her big chance will come with big-time pressure to succeed, in terms of her getting another shot, and for all women who want to be treated equally in roles that remain, to many, male domains.
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The Capitals made no such mistake when their first big chance presented itself on the power-play with Oshie burying a rebound of an Evgeny Kuznetsov shot past Vegas goalie Marc-Andre Fleury nearly 10 minutes into the opening period.
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"Benoit can spring surprises, you don't know what shots to expect from him, he's very talented, so I'll try to play better than today and I will have a big chance in the tournament if I beat Benoit," he said.
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"I had a big chance to make a semi at Wimbledon ... But I have to give credit to him, because he played the right tennis to win," said Tomic, who reached the Wimbledon quarter-finals in 27 as a qualifier.
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"There is a big chance that U.S. President Donald Trump will keep fiscal stimulus on and could possibly make a deal with China (before the) approaching U.S. presidential election," said Vladimir Miklashevsky, senior economist and trading desk strategist at Danske Bank.
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Novak said that Russia was ready to support OPEC's decision on an oil output freeze and saw a big chance that terms could be agreed in time for the oil producers' group meeting at the end of the month, according to Reuters.
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Victoria Bucataru, director of the Foreign Policy Association, says that the result means there is now a big chance that the Socialists and the Democratic Party will strike a deal on forming a grand coalition, though a Democrat-led minority government is also possible.
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If regulators want to draw a line in the sand (in this case, under the administrations of either Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton), then this merger would represent a big chance to send a message to companies: Stop trying to form gigantic mega-corporations.
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Many of those moonshots have now been decoupled into parent company Alphabet, but Google did take a big chance with its Google Glass smart glasses in 2013, which were basically the fevered geek dream of its founders (and many tech fans around the world).
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The de Blasio administration's intentions and vision will become clearer with the release of the city's first "cultural plan," which represents the mayor's big chance to put his stamp on the artistic landscape of the city and counteract his reputation for caring little about culture.
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"We believe Argentina still has a big chance to advance agro-industrial trade and increase its role as a reliable supplier of food to China," Argentina agriculture secretary Luis Etchevehere said in a statement issued from China, where he is leading a delegation of farm industry representatives.
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It may make us feel better to criticize Hernandez for blowing his big chance as a football star, but in your heart, you understand that this is not an just an NFL story -- it's a story we've seen play out many times in our own lives.
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"Against Germany I think we played really well, we defended really well and were good on the counter-attack so I really feel it is a big, big chance for us to go the whole way and to be able to play a final," said striker Sofia Jakobsson.
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Stone, meanwhile, gets his big chance to deliver the closing argument in a murder trial — and the episode contorts itself mightily to make sure he'll do so — but by the end, he's back to helping out clients who probably did it by finding ways to get them plea deals.
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When he began to feel like "a polar bear, jumping from smaller ice floe to smaller ice floe" as a magazine writer, he took a big chance — one that looked like it wasn't going to work for the first year — and has helped the job-listing site become a content destination.
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"There's a big chance we see a quadruple cork in X Games this year," said Parrot, 22, a winner of two gold medals in big air at the X Games and a favorite to make the slopestyle and big air teams for Canada at the Winter Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea, next year.
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But Wednesday features some of the biggest speakers of the whole convention, from failed presidential candidates (Scott Walker, Ted Cruz, a video from Marco Rubio), elder statesmen (Newt Gingrich), family members (Eric Trump), and, most importantly of all, vice presidential nominee Mike Pence, who'll get his first big chance to introduce himself as a national political figure.
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"Japanese rugby union members are struggling with increasing the number of players, but the World Cup is a big chance for us to try to figure out how to get more children to start playing," said Masayuki Kobayashi, who began playing rugby in high school in the 1960s and was on the national team in college.
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There are statistics on drug mules in Spain, but there's a big chance they're not representative because police and anti-drug operations always focus on the big fish—a coke filled cargo ship leading to some drug kingpin is always more exciting than a poor soul, who had to resort to smuggling drugs because they found themselves in a bad financial situation.
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So ... I am not throwin' away my shot (2)I am not throwin' away my shotMy name is Lin-ManuelI am hosting SNLAnd I am not throwin' away my shot, yeah I'mma go for broke and do it all tonightTake a swing, pass a baton, gimme the ball tonightI got a Tony (3), and an Emmy (4), and a Grammy (5), yoBut what I really want's a famous person cameo (6) Damn, yo Imma do a buncha sketchesSometimes I play the lead (7)Give you what you needGot the cue cards for me to readYes indeed, tonight, you'll see me at my naughtiest and bawdiest (153)And now I'm gonna walk into the audience [He does] 'Cause I am not throwin' away my shotI am not throwin' away my shotIt's my one big chance To bring on the dance 'Cause I'm not throwin' away my shot [The camera follows Miranda backstage] It's time to take a shotAnd, yes, I'm right in my elementWho knew that Hamilton would be so topically relevant (9)The way these grandstanding candidates be talkin'They're just a tweet away from facing off in Weehawken (10) They keep brawlin'D and RNC keep fallin'I liked it better when it's Kate McKinnon v.
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