Sentence examples for betcha a from inspiring English sources

The result was You Betcha!, a documentary portrait of the former Alaskan governor which premiered at the Toronto film festival this autumn.

I betcha a buck that I'll be there to cover it, since I, in fact, am CrunchGear's Boston office.

The number's cut off from the Instinct shot, but I betcha a buck it'll cost the same as the regular Instinct.

Betcha a huge chunk of the 5 million-plus voters who didn't vote were Latino.

Betcha an Xbox 360 couldn't even survive in the 73 F room.

Does my Academic Side creep in sometimes and argue with me saying "this is a load of cr**?" You betcha -- a lot.

Ms. Palin's rallies have drawn many times more supporters than Mr. McCain's, with people waving eager signs: "Palin Power," "Iowa is Palin Country," "Super Sarah," "You betcha!" Matthew Dowd, a former Bush strategist, said Ms. Palin's challenge was to show substance.

"I betcha she's a model," Jenny McCarthy, one of the judges, says.

You betcha it was". A few readers celebrated "No Smoking Areas" that were unheard of in the previous century and that presently reflect a public awareness of a product that shortens the life of the user and threatens the health of others around him.

("You betcha!" she said when a caller to a radio show, obviously a plant, asked if she had ever been depressed. "And so have millions of other Americans!") At times, she and her former husband, a boiler engineer, were spending half their take-home pay on her barely insured treatment, so she takes the parity issue very personally.

The writers of The West Wing had turbo-charged imaginations, but even they never dared conjure up a moose-hunting, lipstick-wearing governor of Alaska who channels the spirit of Joe McCarthy with a wink and a "you betcha".