Sentence examples for gamble himself from inspiring English sources

Mr Cameron took quite a gamble himself.

"He can knock opponents out, flatten them spectacularly at times – and can go down face-first himself," says Smith. "He's also extraordinary: the political ambition, the genuine desire to help his people, yet the flawed nature too of a man who can gamble himself to the edge of a financial abyss".

1-176 of the Cattalogue, and the second hand, probably that of Gamble himself, wrote of nos.

Jack Manfred, the protagonist of "Croupier," is a misplaced idealist who never drinks or gambles himself, but lives for the spectacle of watching other people lose.

In those four tumultuous years he almost gambled himself to death, but also established himself as one of Russia's greatest writers: "Crime and Punishment" appeared on the very eve of his departure, "The Insulted and Injured" and "The Idiot" both came out while he was abroad, and "The Devils" was being serialized at the time of his return.

While Mr. Braff was more than willing to gamble on himself, others weren't as eager.

There to greet Mr. Gormley at Le Cirque restaurant in the Bellagio Hotel, Steve Wynn's sumptuous new fun house, was the gambling magnate himself.

An illegal gambling lord himself, Mr. Singson said he had turned on the president when he was cut out of the profits of a new legalized form of gambling.

Mr. Semel apologized to Mr. Morris, who was also a friend of his father's, and spent the next six years working for Mr. Wynn instead -- first at the Mirage and then the Bellagio, becoming a savvy gambling executive himself.

The move, however, represents an enormous gamble for Renault and Raikkonen himself.

He also took a gamble in exposing himself publicly to what could be an embarrassing test of his authority.