Sentence examples for amount placed on from inspiring English sources

Ladbrokes experienced its busiest ever 24 hours of gambling on a television series ahead of the episode's transmission, taking £100,000 in bets on 30 different characters, while William Hill took £500,000, surpassing the amount placed on Dallas Who shot J. R.? storyline in 1980.

Viewers gambled on the identity of the killer, with bookmakers Ladbrokes experiencing record levels of gambling on a television series, and William Hill taking £500,000, surpassing the amount placed on the outcome of Dallas Who shot J.R.? storyline in 1980.

Ladbrokes experienced its busiest ever 24 hours of gambling on a television series ahead of the episode's transmission, taking £100,000 in bets on 30 different characters, while William Hill took £500,000, surpassing the amount placed on Dallas Who shot J.R.? storyline in 1980.

Ten years ago, more than double this amount was placed on cheques over Christmas, at almost £24 billion.

He reported his concerns to Fifa who monitored betting patterns on the games; vast amounts were placed on there being more than 2.5 goals in each game.

The obvious problem is the excessive amount of debt placed on the properties and the amount of debt that has to be refinanced during a relatively short period of time.

The amount of stretch placed on the tendons and the amount of pressure applied by the ultrasound transducer were not controlled for.

An average weight-bearing ratio was subsequently calculated as the amount of weight placed on the cancer-bearing leg divided by the total amount of weight placed on both legs and used for data analysis.

The amount of significance placed on five sloppy drunken nights is completely unfounded — you could miss every single one and still have mates — but nobody actually wants to be the person to call bullshit on this.

There is a massive amount of pressure placed on new mums to breastfeed as part of being a 'good mum'.

The reason athletes themselves feel disappointed with a silver medal is the enormous amount of pressure placed on them to perform.