Sentence examples for wish to gamble from inspiring English sources

Americans wish to gamble.

Those who wish to gamble in that way ought to do so without such insurance.

"We do not wish to gamble with the club's future.

I am also very confident in my abilities as a researcher; however, I still do not wish to gamble with my career by ignoring convention.

But a person may believe that accident rules the world without feeling any wish to gamble: one does not necessarily want to worship the prince of this world just because one admits that it's his.

If the cousins wished to gamble as a team, pooling their stake and sharing their winnings, they ought to have agreed to that before they began playing, not after one of them wins.

Horse racing has long been an important contributor to New York's history, economy and culture, but for years crowds at the race tracks have been dwindling as more and more New Yorkers wishing to gamble have turned to the state lottery, Off-Track Betting salons and casinos in Connecticut and Atlantic City.

They like to gamble here.

I like to gamble.

Americans like to gamble.

The Association of British Bookmakers, which represents Britain's biggest gambling firms, said it did not wish to comment.