Ther's a chonce for some o' yo 'at wants a statty.
Last year aw gate an invitation to a woman's tea drinkin, an' ov coarse aw went, for aw niver miss a chonce o' enjoyin mysen if aw can do it withaat mich expense.
Awr landlord's same as theirs; If we should chonce to owe a cent, He'll put th' bums in he swears.
Ther's nowt can shake ther faith in God, When bad is growing worse; An nowt abate ther trust, unless It chonce to touch ther purse.
An if he went aght neet or day, His wife shoo went as weel; He gat noa chonce to goa astray;-- Shoo kept him true as steel.
If onny naybor is sick or distressed, Shoe sends what shoo can an allus her best; An if onny young fowk chonce to fall i' disgrace, They fly straight to her and they tell her ther case.
Susy seemed quite unconcerned, and smiled as sweetly as ever.
This gave rise to many remarks from their acquaintances, not a few of whom guessed the cause.
Tha'll sit thear, remarkin an praichin bi th' haar together, an nivver give me a chonce to get in a word edgeways.
But aw know who it is 'at has to tew an slave all th' day, wi hardly a chonce to wipe th' sweeat off mi face.
Bith' time shoo's managed to get throo that an' had a chonce to study it ovver we shall be abaat at hooam, soa aw need'nt bother ony moor wi letter writin.
Come on, let's go an' chonce it with the help of God.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "chonce" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
