Examples of using Given a chance in English and their translations into Czech
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I have decided that the children on the isle of the lost be given a chance to live here in Auradon.
have not yet achieved the set objectives should be given a chance to do so.
up at Studio 60, and that we were being given a chance to come home.
But I think if people were given a chance to appreciate more sophisticated things,
But I didn't walk away, and I should be given a chance to do this. To lead.
But when he was given a chance, and that reindeer's name was Rudolph. Rudolph went down in history, Some say his mother made it with a doorbell light.
Shall appear before him, and the accused shall then be given a chance to defend himself before that officer.
And I knew that I would been given a chance not just to live again
Capable of earning passage if only given a chance. Now he has sworn to me that he is a first class, able bodied seaman.
We have not been given a chance to state our case. All the while we have been here.
These actors are given a chance to perform onstage,
All given a chance to go to that island You and nine other people, all prisoners here at this facility, to see how they would fare if they had a second chance, so to speak.
You have been taken into the church… and given a chance to lead a good Christian life.
I felt that I was finally being given a chance to get back together with Anna.
So i feel like i have played a game worthy enough to be taken tonight to the final five and given a chance to fight another day.
all prisoners here at this facility, all given a chance to go to that island.
To once again be called brother or sister. traitors to our code of strength, unity, and honor… They are our enemies… traitors to our people, but today one of you will be given a chance.
To once again be called brother or sister. They are our enemies… traitors to our people, but today one of you will be given a chance traitors to our code of strength, unity, and honor.
then we should at least be given a chance to speak on important issues relating to our Member States.