Sentence examples for wager on how from inspiring English sources

And it would be very poor form indeed for an attendee to lay a friendly wager on how many songs would inspire an audience clap-along.

And let's hope your next chat with the neighbors involving TV will be a small wager on how they're going to get rid of the terrific Kyra Sedgwick on the finale of "The Closer".

Occasionally, the animals attracted crowds of gamblers, who wagered on how many penned rats a dog could kill in five minutes.

Pigs ran loose on the streets, as Mr. Scorsese faithfully shows, and rat-baiting was indeed a popular spectator sport, an entertainment in which betting gentlemen wagered on how long it would take a trained terrier to kill 100 rats.

For those who wagered on how long the postgame exchange, the over/under was 7.5 seconds, according to Bovada.

The coin is still spinning, and the administration is not eager to make a wager based on how it will fall.

The big decision, I'd wager, is deciding on how she wants to pitch herself.

In daily fantasy, after all, you build a team of individual players, and wager money based on how you expect they will perform collectively on a given day.

"It's also the case that almost all [clients] — and I would wager all, depending on how you define it — have experienced trauma of some form," she said.

On Friday, Schuessler wagered on just how sanguine the coffee-and-doughnut chain is: The Wendy's board OK'd a plan to sell 15% to 18% of the Tim Hortons arm in an initial public offering.

When you do that, you're also wagering money based on how you expect players will perform collectively on a given day.