Sentence examples for gamble calling from inspiring English sources
"India has recognised that we have to be a market-based economy", argues Gurcharan Das, a writer and former local head of Procter and Gamble, calling Mr Modi "the best chance we have of getting back to high growth".
At a small event hosted by this editor back in February, he described it as among the "riskiest areas of drug development," but said it was worth the gamble, calling Alzheimer's "probably the single greatest health threat to the economic security of our country over the next 40 years".
Mr. Gamble called Mr. Pendergrass "the black Elvis".
Rep. Gamble called the meeting to order, and asked the witnesses who had brought written statements merely to summarize their views.
Gamble calls the operation a "huge success" and blames a "nonsense conspiracy" theory for tarnishing its reputation.
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With large popular support for independence but little practical prospect of changing Catalonia's position as one of 17 regions in Spain's partially-federal system, Mas then gambled, calling snap regional elections to force the issue.
Mr. Singson said he was speaking now because the president had cut him out of provincial revenues from a new legal form of gambling called Bingo 2-Ball.
Recently spotted gems include a corduroy suit for $9.99, a giant feather-bedecked floppy hat, and a book about high-stakes gambling called "The Man With the $100,000 Breasts".
Without Wampum, Indians Bank on Blackjack : Gambling: Call it the 'Revenge of the Pequots' as tribal coffers are flush with proceeds from the casino.
What we think of as a high roller is what experts in problem gambling call an "action gambler" -- someone who's drawn to wagering for the "juice," the buzz, the flutter in the stomach.
