Sentence examples for gambling point from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, south of the border, the N.C.A.A. men's tournament now involves the even-yet-still-odd number of 68 teams, lasts three weeks at venues nearly as far-flung as the country itself and is a national talking (and gambling) point that cuts across most walks of peripatetic American life.

Dominic Jordan (£110.50): Malaysian Grand Prix: Jensen Button, £5 each way @ 100-1 I don't think too much can be read into the outcome of the Australian Grand Prix but it certainly gives you something to think about from a gambling point of view (and what other point of view is there?).

The Peak Gambling point has surely been reached in some regions of the U.S., if not in the nation as a whole.

Simply ask directly "So, what would a person want to do to get a room upgrade?" They might have a specific gambling "point" system, but most often the hosts have huge leeway in giving whatever comps they want to give.

At the 500,000-year-old site of Boxgrove in southern England, Gamble points out, "across a landscape with no hearths they followed rules about where to get, make, and throw away their stone tools.

Indeed, the sport probably would not exist without gambling – a point that could be made about nearly all organised sports, most of which started in Britain over the past couple of centuries, from cricket to conkers.

Online gambling proponents point to Australia, which is moving to legalize, tax and regulate.

A display at the entrance of the turquoise-and-peach gambling palace points visitors toward the Katy Trail, a 19th-century railroad now popular for hiking and biking.

Rarely are cases as clear as one in 1997, when a Long Island teenager, despondent over a gambling debt, pointed a toy handgun at the Nassau County officers who pulled him over for driving erratically on the Long Island Expressway and was shot to death.

55 In summary, the PET work in gambling disorder points to clear perturbations in dopamine transmission, but this is one area where the emerging profile in gambling disorder increasingly diverges from the established picture in drug addiction.

Second, the subject must gamble some points on their Red/Blue decision.