Sentence examples for gambling scene from inspiring English sources
We have no interest in the nightclub or gambling scene (and besides, we'll have our two teenagers with us).
Its tweets often had an equine theme, but some, like "Considered GIVING UP on the whole professional gambling scene?," seemed to come out of the blue.
In 2014 Buryakov met with an FBI source posing as a representative of a would-be casino mogul interested in the Russian gambling scene.
Mr. Okada proved a valuable resource when Wynn Resorts opened its first casino and hotel complex in Macao in 2005, providing a deep knowledge of the Asian gambling scene.
Gabrielle Lamb, as the dead countess on a slab, comes to life with fine slithering resilience and causes Hermann to go mad in a gambling scene that is more complex than others.
"The spice of danger adds a zest to the pleasure of thousands who visit them from this side of the frontier," The Times wrote of the towns of Tijuana and Agua Caliente, in a feature article describing the raging drinking and gambling scene there.
The initial gambling scenes, complete with whores, suggests a tale of decadence.
For cash infusions, I'd fill my notebook with war and athletic results from down through the centuries and find work as a can't-miss court clairvoyant or dominate the sports-gambling scene.
Like Robert Carsen in his production of Don Giovanni, Nemirowa implicates the audience in the opera's world, on this occasion by locating the Act III gambling house scene in the auditorium rather than on stage: look out for composer Wolfgang Rihm being accosted by cast members at one point!
Konami is also active in the gambling machine scene, with its department president, Thomas A Jingoli, also the president of the Association of Gaming Equipment Manufacturers, which makes another report to have come out over the weekend all the more interesting.
Richard Burkhard's Tomsky is witty, impish and snide, while Simon Wilding and Aled Hall make a fine double act as Surin and Chekalinsky, egging Herman on with indecent relish, and going in for a bravado display of Cossack dancing in the gambling-house scene.
