Sentence examples for gamble from the from inspiring English sources

WorldCom was a gamble from the beginning.

20th over: England 89-2 (target: 138 from 29 overs; Cook 46, Bopara 27) Steve Smith comes into the attack, another gamble from the ever adventurous Michael Clarke.

Active crime-fighting is always a gamble from the time an officer heads out onto the street, through every job and arrest, especially in explosive domestic situations.

All this suggests that Mr. Ai and the Tate must have known that his piece was something of a gamble from the start; so far, it appears that they took it and lost.

The VOD and digital releases could be very satisfying: this is the kind of movie that will benefit from strong word-of-mouth and audiences who might prefer to gamble from the safety of their sofas.

Mr. Obama's decision to become the first American president to lobby the Olympic committee in person, just two weeks after saying he was too busy with health care legislation, was a gamble from the start.

In May, the United States said it was rewriting its trade rules to remove gambling from the jurisdiction of the W.T.O.

From there it is only a small step to just staying home and gambling from the hammock.

"If you just stimulate a lot more gambling from the local residents, it's not going to help the economy".

There is also a film about gambling, from the book "No Limits," to be directed by Richard Kwietniowski, who made "Love and Death on Long Island".

Mr. Bennett has long exempted gambling from the roster of sins, weaknesses and vices that he preaches are undermining American culture.