"I don't know if anyone else would have taken a chance on me," he said.
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And I didn't end up with the other guy, so maybe I should have taken a chance!
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Even black Republicans like Gregory Cheadle, having taken a chance on Trump, now realize they had a lot to lose.
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Walton Goggins is such an unlikely CBS comedy star, but I like that the network has taken a chance on him.
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The fact that the two major political party representatives haven't truly taken a chance to reflect on our current marijuana policies is unfortunate.
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Without Galt, I don't think anyone ever would have taken a chance on me and let me write for Broadway, and his legacy will last forever.
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After World War II an increasing number of women in Europe and the USA risked supporting art that few other art dealers would have taken a chance on.
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When I look back at the past year I am so grateful for all of the experiences I've had and for all of the people who have taken a chance on me.
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But it turns out the two may not have gotten together if Lopez hadn't taken a chance and approached Rodriguez when she saw him walk by while having lunch in Beverly Hills.
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Nadal has been much more resistant, but overdue or not, he has taken a chance this year by adding Carlos Moya to his coaching team after Moya decided to split with Raonic.
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"It happens when you're the favorite and you lose, or when you're the underdog and you almost win so they've taken a chance on you, it's come close to paying off but they've still lost," he said.
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Back then, I'd just begun dating my wife, and every moment of every day, it seemed, was about impressing this intelligent college student who had taken a chance on a guy who still carried the funk of jail cells in his pores.
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If you had taken a chance and invested in Google in 20183, you might not have made billions, but still, your choice would have been a wise one — indeed, it's one even Berkshire Hathaway chairman and chief executive officer Warren Buffett says he .
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If she had for example taken a chance in 2014 on the then-blockbusterless Patty Jenkins, who went on to unleash Wonder Woman on the world, Kennedy could have had the same or greater box office returns while not having to suffer through quite so much dude-driven drama.
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But what I will guarantee you is whoever is asked to leave this family is going to do ... We're going to make sure that they leave with dignity, that we're taking proper care of them, and that we're rewarding them for them having taken a chance on WeWork.
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If it was my movie, I would have taken a chance. But this is Quentin Tarantino’s movie.
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Miss Titchener, a 15-year-old girl, climbed through a gap in a fence onto a railway line owned by the British Railways Board. She was hit by a train. She sued the board under the Occupiers' Liability (Scotland) Act 1960 for failing in their common duty of care to keep the premises reasonably safe for visitors. The Inner House of the Court of Session held that the pursuer had taken a chance, fully aware of the risks involved and that the Board had no responsibility to maintain the fence any more than they had.
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This was the classic occasion when Hill in the BRM crossed the finishing line almost sideways to snatch victory from Jim Clark's Lotus 24; both drivers were credited with the same race time. Clark was to win the British Grand Prix when it returned to Silverstone in 1963, driving the Lotus- Climax 25. By now, even Ferrari had succumbed to the rear-engined layout, but sent only one to Northamptonshire for Surtees (Ferrari 156). He finished second, ahead of three BRM P57's of Hill, Richie Ginther and Lorenzo Bandini. For the 1965 season, BRM had taken a chance and signed Jackie Stewart straight from Formula Three; the International Trophy was only his fourth Formula One race, but despite this he won handsomely from Surtees in the Ferrari.
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UK publication Top Gear Magazine awarded the C3 Picasso "Family Car of the Year" in 2008, stating "This is what a 21st century family car should look like". Michael Harvey, the Editorial Director of the magazine admitted they had taken a chance as the model was not available in the United Kingdom until the following year. In 2009 when the car was finally launched the awards increased, first with "Best MPV" at What Diesel's Car of the Year Awards, "Scottish MPV of the Year" at the Scottish Car of the Year Awards, "Best Supermini MPV of the year" at "Auto Express New Car Awards" and finally "Design of the Year" at the Fleet World Honours. The vehicle was nominated for European Car of the Year in 2010, but received the lowest overall score of any candidate, finishing last, in seventh place.
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