Sentence examples for gambling spot from inspiring English sources

Before the building was renovated, "it was a crack house and the basement level was a gambling spot," she said.

The men arrested in his shooting were about to rob a gambling spot near where the captain stopped to question them, Mr. Kelly said, adding, "They expected to shoot it out at the gambling location".

In 1983 he made $30 million from their sale, but a decade later he was in financial difficulties again, and in 1992 he set up yet another gambling spot.

Once a destination for big bands and ballroom dancing at the famous Casino — which is not actually a gambling spot — Catalina evolved into a quaint, family-friendly destination, better known for waffle cones and glass-bottom boat rides than for fine dining or hotels with fancy sheets.

They couldn't get in to see the transvestite act, so went to the Club Oriflame--a gambling spot--instead.

Starting in 1950, Yonkers and Roosevelt Raceway, on Long Island, became the only real gambling spots available to New Yorkers.

The committee will give out licenses for the state's new gambling spots and set some of the rules that will govern their operation.

In London many chocolate houses were used as political party meeting places as well as high-stakes gambling spots, notably Cocoa-Tree Chocolate-House (later the Cocoa-Tree Club), which opened in 1698, and White's, which was opened by Francis White in 1693 as White's Chocolate-House.

The casino, run by the Agua Caliente Band of the Cahuilla Indians, is still a far cry from Monte Carlo (T-shirts remain more common than black tie) but the vibe is on par with some of Las Vegas's better gambling spots.

Known as one of the most violent and corrupt gambling spots in the world, Macau is about as far as it gets from the faux exploding volcanoes and kid-friendly pirate ships of Las Vegas, Nevada.

Business was so good out in Cathedral City that two more gambling spots opened up there.