Sentence examples for any sweepstakes from inspiring English sources

Federal income tax generally is withheld at a flat 25% rate on gambling winnings of more than $5,000 from any sweepstakes, betting pool (including payments made to winners of poker tournaments) or lottery, or if the proceeds are at least 300 times the amount of the bet.

Find any sweepstakes to enter.

Carry a notepad and pen with you to jot down the details of any sweepstakes you might see on TV or hear on the radio.

"Mon Dieu," said the Frenchman, "that's supposed to be our specialty!" He went on to insist that the French have always held the No. 1 spot in any anger sweepstakes, and that they are proud of it.

Except as noted in these rules, information collected from entrant is used only for the purpose of the prize drawing and to notify the winner, and will not be re-used, sold or shared in any manner by Sweepstakes Entities or any third parties.

A tip for any office sweepstake on the size of the majority is never bet on an odd number.

Visitors will be able to submit questions to the women, request samples, rescue a friend from dry skin by sending a virtual gift and enter a sweepstakes to win a trip to any of the destinations on the tour.

VICE is not responsible and Winners will not receive the difference between the actual value of the prize at the time of award and the stated ARV in these Official Rules or in any Sweepstakes-related correspondence or materials.

In the event there is an alleged or actual ambiguity, discrepancy or inconsistency between disclosures or other statements contained in any Sweepstakes-related materials and/or these Official Rules (including any alleged discrepancy or inconsistency in these Official Rules), it will be resolved in VICE's sole discretion.

The odds of winning and nature of the prize in any contest or sweepstakes.

Woody (Bruce Dern), an elderly alcoholic with long, lank white hair and a tendency to wander down any available road, believes that he has won a million dollars in a sweepstakes and has to go to Lincoln to pick up the money.