I ask is a fighting chance, and they shall have their way!
I want a fighting chance to do what I'd never in the world get them to credit--give it all up and leave them a free field.
You want a fighting chance--to surrender--to give in to their demands?
No," admitted Dave Henderson, with the same ominous quiet; "but all I ask is a fighting chance.
He had asked only for three or four days, for a fighting chance, just time enough to get on Millman's trail, hadn't he?
What Colonel Baldwin and the rest of you needed was a financial manager, and Timanyoni High Line has its fighting chance--which was more than Timanyoni Ditch had when I took hold.
I can't attempt to tell you what such a man would do, but he would at least rattle around in the box and try to give you a fighting chance, which is more than you seem to have now.
We've got a fighting chance, all right," said Haines.
Why, that means we've got a fighting chanceto lick 'em," said Burl joyfully.
And I assure you we'd have at least a fighting chance to get across.
Surely, if the feat were at all within the bounds of possibilities, they had, as Lieutenant Beverly said, "a fighting chance.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "fighting chance" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
