Sentence examples for every bookie from inspiring English sources

Every bookie is quoting literary odds now: Ladbrokes, William Hill, Paddy Power and Unibet are all at it.

Before the 2002 Super Bowl, the standard line offered by nearly every bookie favored the St . LouisRams over the New England Patriots by 14 points.

Granville Again's defeat didn't save every bookie's bacon.

The pressure was always on Bristol: a club rich in history and with a host of former internationals in their alumni, they were every bookie's favourite to replace Newcastle after the Falcons finished bottom of the Premiership pile.

Immediately several other books on DonBest.com changed their lines from 12.5 to 12. L.R. and every other bookie in Costa Rica go through rituals like this hundreds of times a day, microscopic dramas that run morning to night.

But with Labour's victory in Glenrothes - a seat every observer and bookie believed was another win for the SNP - Brown's bounce back from the torrid months of leadership plots and plunging opinion poll figures has been consolidated.

The basic setup is simple: Instead of taking a phone call from every hopeful bettor, the bookie directs his clients to a Web site, where bets can be recorded, tracked and totaled.

But here's the trick: the odds on every bet are skewed slightly in the bookie's favor.

"Only in government can you run a bookie operation and actually lose money every year," he said last October.

Over the past month I have researched and used every decent online free bet introductory offer from a bookie.

Well, his short films have garnered just about every accolade going and his first feature, The Lives of Others, beat bookie's favourite Pan's Labyrinth for the best foreign language Oscar.