| We decided we to take a chance on the jar of Petrossian whole goose foie gras in aspic with port wine. |
| Of course, when freelancing, sometimes you have to stick your neck out a bit, and take a chance. |
| Advance booking is always advisable but you can of course always take a chance on the day itself. |
| More often than not it appears to be the belief that it is better to play it safe rather than take a chance at change and failure. |
| Meaning that, you've got to fly business or be prepared to take a chance on the wait list. |
| These leaders must take a chance that a cautious relaxation of authoritarianism will breed moderation among extremist oppositions. |
