Sentence examples for it is odds from inspiring English sources

It is odds on that Rooney and Mara would have been tickled that their life's work has turned into one of the most popular gambling endeavors on the planet.

With the forecast for Monday promising yet more rain it is odds on that the first Test will end as a victim of the wet weather in Wales.

I suggest that it is odds-on that it will.

The Diamond storyline makes good copy, but it is odds-on it goes precisely nowhere.

It is odds-on gold medal No 17 will arrive tonight.

If the government releases several reports on the same day, it is odds-on that there is something it doesn't like in at least two of them.

Most would say it is odds-on that the economy will shrink again in this first quarter, creating the first double dip recession since the 1970s.

Only a year older than the Swiss, Phau caught him off-guard when they first played, in Washington 13 years ago, but it is odds-on that Federer will be around long enough to meet the Scot in the semi-finals.

At the moment of writing it's odds on for that madcap cartoonist David Shrigley.

It was odds and ends of the things I could find in the fridge and I would eat until I reached the bottom of the bowl.

As it happens, it's odds-on that wee Willie loses his silly wager.