Sentence examples for its punters from inspiring English sources
Tonight's first visit to Bristol is part of a year-long celebration, and if one thing has kept the Good Ship Fantazia afloat for so long, it's knowing exactly what its punters want.
The company also said that subscriber numbers had not risen, but it insisted that more of its punters were making purchases.eBay, an American online auctioneer, was said to be in talks to buy iBazar, a French counterpart with a strong pan-European presence, for around $100m.
The track, which would be more at home with Mr B the Gentleman Rhymer atop it, slinks along like a smelly Boomtown rat (the festival and its punters, not the band), and even a verse from MF Doom can't save it.
But, with the help of its punters, the pub soon opened again.
Communist Vietnam enforces a ban against its own citizens gambling at home, which naturally pushes its punters over to Cambodia, where their money is welcome.
The simple wooden interior – tiered benches, no concession to modernity further than draught beer – reflects the seriousness with which its punters approach the music.
Sometimes it is a football team purposely taking a 5-yard penalty so its punter can have more room to try to land his kick near the end zone.
It's when a team puts three or four blockers in front of its punter; the end result, from time to time, is a player tumbling head-over-heels after trying to leap over the defenders.
"And other guys have been teasing me, saying, 'How much did you make today for doing nothing?' " Every so often a pro football team will so dominate a game that its punter is not needed.
With its foreign punters, blue-rinse pedestrians, youngsters and cultural gems, it symbolises the new, much more open Greece of the Olympic Games.
If FACT is the hub of all things arty in scouseville, who better than one of its regular punters to helm the city's foremost arts blog?
