Sentence examples for ready to wager from inspiring English sources
She hadn't known if Colored were taken on or not, but even without knowing she seemed ready to wager everything that Mary Celeste should leave mother, father, and brother to go there.
Street-level politics When the pit was at last cleared, the remains of the dead accounted for and the carcinogenic rubble carted away, New York was ready to wager that thoughtful, ambitious urban design could make the city whole again – or remake it, actually, as something even better than the financial capital disrupted by Yamasaki's superblock.
And perhaps he is wagering on some kind of trade-off within such a framework, knowing that Netanyahu is now ready to play the game of the tracks, i.e. to pretend to revive the Syrian-Israeli track of negotiations with the aim of blocking the path of the Palestinian-Israeli track towards making peace.
In an attempt to capitalize on golf's popularity, Morrow said software specialists at Bovada.lv had been working feverishly to get the site's in-round betting offerings ready for the Masters; those pages allow bettors to wager on players on a hole-to-hole basis, literally betting while lying on their couches.
Maturity has taught Blewitt to wager judiciously.
Hoodlums showed up to wager on races.
The pool method relieves bookmakers from having to wager against the bettors, since they are in effect wagering among themselves.
Fans were sometimes known to wager on the results.
