Sentence examples for the gamble of from inspiring English sources

The gamble of a snap election would pay off.

Sather admitted he was aware of the gamble of going behind the Rangers' bench.

Griffith had taken the gamble of making The Birth of a Nation.

The gamble of reviving the hallowed Lotus name, with Malaysian backing, seems to be paying off.

In short, the gamble of George W. Bush's presidency really starts on Wednesday evening.

The gamble of bringing recently commissioned works to the Festival didn't come off.

He didn't give advantage, and couldn't take the gamble of a foolish entanglement — not now, anyway.

The gamble of triumph or tragedy at this scale — and ultimately it is a gamble — demands an extraordinary payoff.

But now we see the gamble of a politician, which creates uncertainty again, but in a different form.

"By accident or design, President Bush has allowed Iraq to become the gamble of a lifetime," the Washington Post noted.

It kind of makes sense the gamble of bidding on storage units you can only glance inside has the right balance of skill and dumb luck.