Sentence examples for face bets from inspiring English sources

I need to look at cards, to face bets, to think about maths.

Companies like Equifax don't face bet-the-company liability that companies making things do.

Some studio executives see little more to Mr. Tatum than a handsome face, betting instead on broodier actors like Taylor Kitsch, who developed a following on "Friday Night Lights" and stars in "John Carter" and this summer's "Battleship".

As in law, for clients facing "bet the business" strategic problems, paying top dollar for name-brand solution shops will make sense, if for no other reason than that board members won't question the analytics produced by prestigious firms.

An earlier programme delivered face-to-face betting education to 5,620 athletes, and also established e-learning programmes.

There has been a lot of talk about the changing face of betting shops after the news broke that Ladbrokes and Coral are in merger talks.

Other players would say directly to my face: 'I bet he does this to you, we know he does that.' There was all that dressing-room bravado.

Greig, pre-Green Wing, is a treat as the often-inebriated Fran, and Bernard's sharp observations ("Look at that face! I bet his Cornflakes tried to climb out of the bowl!") can stand multiple re-watchings.

Despite all the money that Dermot Desmond has thrown at it, Betdaq has been more of a spectator than a player while Betfair has changed the face of betting over the past decade.

Wigan will now face Blue Square Bet Premier club Macclesfield in the fourth round.

And it's clear that Hugging Face is betting on surprise and enjoyment.