Sentence examples for off to gamble from inspiring English sources

The girls excitedly rush off to gamble.

When she's not leaving her son behind and running off to gamble on a delta boat with a trick, she likes to dress him up as a girl.

The hotels, most of which have casinos, absorb the majority of the Hong Kong visitors, who come, straight off the boats, to gamble.

Gaming attorney Anthony Cabot, author of the book Internet Gambling Report, notes that cutting off service to gambling sites at the ISP level would be an effective, but daunting, task.

I'd be plenty happy flying through the air drinking martinis and placing bets on thoroughbred horses, then stopping off at Côte d'Azur to gamble away hundreds of millions of dollars.

Caesars Entertainment's first day of public trading is paying off for investors willing to gamble on the battered casino chain.

Values less than 0.95 indicate willingness to trade in time trade-off choices and willingness to gamble in standard gamble choices.

When we last met, at an ethical awards ceremony, he was in a beautifully cut expensive suit and white shirt, and he sneaked off to go gambling.

It is a measure of the men in the novel that perhaps the most complex and decent is the one who, when first introduced, has "just given the last of his money to the numbers man" and will have to sneak off to the gambling table just to afford a night at a boardinghouse for Hattie and her new baby.

Persistent rumours – always denied – suggested Riggs might have thrown the match to pay off gambling debts to the mob.

Last October, Millwall fan Mike Bloomfield took a similar gamble, sneaking off to register his son's birth without telling his wife what he had planned.