Just over two years ago they decided to take a chance.

At least the Met took a chance on something new.

Everyone took a chance, and now they must pay the price.

We can take a chance and keep on going after dark.

You've got to pay the money and take a chance.

The guy took a chance on me when no one else would.

I took a chance and looked at her eyes again.

Love's too big to me to take a chance on.

He took a chance and moved the car into the business park.

He could take a chance on love one more time.

I took a chance, in the hope of getting some information.

They were not ready to take a chance, just yet.

You're taking a chance when you go out with me.

He's trying to do the right thing rather than take a chance every once in a while.

"Maybe I should have taken a chance and moved south."

And that she'll just have to take a chance tonight.

She took a chance, raised her head to look at him.

He had a thought and decided to take a chance on it.

But at some point on difficult issues you have to take a chance.

I cannot take a chance that such a thing might happen again.

Sure I took a chance, but everything is absolutely under control.

You never take a chance with the forces of law and order, see?

Still, why take a chance with the 1 percent, right?

I must take a chance, because there may not be anyone else.

But did I really want to take a chance with this?

Why should I even take the chance of coming back?

I'll have to take the chance of getting shot right here.

We're so close we might as well take the chance.

He'd have to take the chance that they were all following him.

She had to take the chance before it was too late.

Yet how could they have taken the chance of waiting too long?

The boys took the chance of talking to one another.

Better to take the chance and live to fight another day.

It was a high risk, even by himself, but he would have to take the chance.

The feeling was that we cannot take the chance of anything going wrong.

"Why should he take the chance of being the first to call our attention to it?"

I'd taken the chance because it made sense, given what I knew of her.

They could not take the chance of setting one off.

"But you were so pretty I had to take the chance."

I took the chance to really see her - she was beautiful.

She could not take the chance that this was one of those.

Perhaps that was why he'd taken the chance when he saw it.

It is against the public interest, however, to take the chance that he will not.

I miss them, so I'll have to take the chance their mother will answer the phone.

"Why take the chance when you could just as easily come with me?"

Now might be a good time to set things straight, so she took the chance.

Could he take the chance of continuing as they were?

Now he takes the chance that's really been offered to him at last.

"There are always people who will get away with it, but why take the chance?"

They may decide they're better off not to take the chance.