Sentence examples for bet of course from inspiring English sources
Well, unless you win the bet, of course.
If he wins this afternoon (a bet, of course, but a smart one), only the Belmont Stakes in June will stand between his owners and the Triple Crown.
It's a safe bet, of course, that anybody prepared to splash out £20 on a fortune-teller has something weighing on their mind.
The bet, of course, is that traffic will drive up ad sales.
Your best bet, of course, is to try and time anything you have to do out and away from home with when your baby takes a nap.
We all try and hedge our bets of course, but let's be honest – given the scarcity of positions in both academia and the wider job market it is very difficult.
Place your own bets, of course.
It does cost a bit more to bet on, of course; this can be anywhere from $1 to double your wager.
(That's a different question from who to bet on, of course — any answer besides Kentucky is only slightly less foolhardy than buying a Mega Millions ticket).
The betting is, of course, hardly the point.
There are other strong candidates for the job: Italy's Cardinal Scola runs a close second to Turkson in papal betting, and of course the cardinals may decide to ignore demographic arguments yet once more.
