Sentence examples for gambling show from inspiring English sources

Avoiding hot-button topics, the Gambling show was comfortable and nonthreatening, said Mr. Taylor, the newsletter editor.

Bill de Blasio is on The John Gambling Show on WOR-AM (710) at 7 25 a.m. and WCBS-AM (880) at 1 30 p.m.

His father retired as a host of "Saturday Morning Live" on WOR-AM in New York, where he had also been the longtime helicopter traffic reporter for the "Rambling With Gambling" show.

Stats from the charity GamCare, the national charity for people struggling with problem gambling, show FOBTs are the second most frequently mentioned gambling activity by clients.

The increased odds ratios for other factors for those concerned by their gambling show a risk picture of multiple and independent issues.

The lure of gambling shows little sign of abating.

After the raids were announced Friday, Jean-Michel Louboutin, Interpol's executive director of police services, said in a statement that illegal soccer gambling showed "clear connections to organized crime gangs" and to "corruption, money laundering and prostitution".

Asked if he would like to do something more challenging than hosting talent contests and gambling shows, he counters with the comment that reality television is "the only ticket in town at the minute", and that "once you have a show with your name in the title, you should be happy with that".

It may look like passive-aggressive comments or behavior, over eating or binging, under eating or restricting, over drinking, compulsive shopping or gambling, showing up chronically late, calling in sick to work, having an affair, the list goes on.

Among the lighter pieces, one of the composer's most popular songs is a setting of Jean Anouilh's "Les Chemins de l'Amour" (1940) as a Parisian waltz; by contrast his "monologue" "La Dame de Monte Carlo", (1961) a depiction of an elderly woman addicted to gambling, shows the composer's painful understanding of the horrors of depression.

"Johnny Davis" and "Halfway Wrong" are the best of this collection's bar rock, while "Goodbye Again" (not the John Denver song) and "Hey Darlin' Do You Gamble?" show the big bruiser and the boys have a big heart.