Sentence examples for which I bet from inspiring English sources

If Amazon really wanted to go for the kill, they'd make the thing $99 — something which I bet they do sometime in the next year.

This prototype of a laptop by Samsung has a keyboard that's made me agitated just by looking at it, but features a 12.1-inch 1280×768 active matrix OLED screen, which I bet is gorgeous.

If Apple can get out of its AT&T exclusivity in the U.S. (which I'd bet will happen next year) and do things like expand to China (which I bet will happen later this year or early next year), the sky is the limit for where that OS can go.

Which, I bet if Huggies introduced that it would sell like crazy.

My headmaster was almost certainly a power-crazed sadist, but our skipper (see how easy it is to get into this nautical stuff), the improbably named Captain Leif Bang, was a supremely hirsute and reassuring Norwegian cove of 50 - he had his birthday on board so we all got to sing 'Happy Birthday', which I bet hasn't happened very often to you with 1,500 people joining in the chorus!

She even knows how many times Artie Shaw has been married, which I'll bet he couldn't tell you himself.

Cameron International (43, CAM) will operate flat-out unless the price of oil goes through the floor, which I'd bet against.

There's a new app grid and Gmail appears to have gotten a much nicer version of itself, which I would bet money is a lot like what they're going to show off tomorrow at their Chrome thing.

We found this week that even a venerable institution like Harvard University, which I'd bet invests a great deal in securing its website and protecting its reputation online, can be a victim of the Website Snatchers.

The Democratic best case involves flipping such states as Utah and Wyoming, neither of which I'd bet the farm on.

When unfolded, the device doesn't lock into a flat position, which I would bet causes errors when trying to interact with it -- imagine completing a gesture that spans multiple panes.