Sentence examples for wager much from inspiring English sources

I wouldn't want to wager much on the prospect, though.

No one would probably wager much money, at least at this juncture, on San Francisco or the defending champion Ravens, making a return Super Bowl appearance.

But Betfair, he said, is "making wagering much more of a leisure activity than a seedy, below-the-line activity".

But placing these sorts of wagers — much like trying to predict the next stock market crash — puts you in a precarious position.

"Cheers" fans will recognize this as a blatant reference to the response Cliff Clavin made during an appearance on "Jeopardy!" in Season 8. Unlike Clavin, who lost it all in the round, Williams wagered much less, so her answer wasn't just hilarious.

Few companies have had the moxie to wager so much since Argentina defaulted on its $81 billion sovereign debt in 2001.

The smart money would be on Europe prevailing by Sunday evening; it would just be unwise to wager very much of it.

"My client wants to get back to his business and he (and I'd wager pretty much everyone else) would be grateful if you'd just back off.

In horseplaying parlance, Maury Wolff is a whale, one of the thousand or so professional bettors who collectively wager as much as $1.5 billion a year on thoroughbred races in the United States.

You can use the Internet to bank, shop, wager, and much more.

There is, I'd wager, not much more a man could ask for.