Usar "ambler" en una oración

1. He was a rambler

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2. appointments? Are you the victim of a rambler? Walk out of the

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3. door on the rambler's voice and walk away

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4. Ted is like a gambler

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5. Pick had no snide remarks for me or the rest of the gamblers

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6. Tom Tong was a gambler and he was in over his head

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7. Tom shook uncontrollably while the other gamblers looked on

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8. Once upon a time that would have been a feasible option even for him, the semi-professional gambler (or erstwhile semi-pro gambler to his wife); the number of hands dealt these days made it impossible to all, he reckoned, but the most unusually gifted memory man

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9. First was about a youngster who had a lot of fun by insulting the SAP and then driving away on his scrambler at top speed

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10. Jumping, shouting and giggling, she stirred the interest of other gamblers, drew a lively crowd to the table and her winning continued

11. trap that menaces every rambler in the forest of

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12. Shaw was a surname of a family of gamblers

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13. anticipates excitement and winning that only a degenerate gambler can know

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14. logical gambler, and not on the gambling activity, Dr

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15. Prasad helps a gambler to

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16. He likes nothing better than to roam amongst the hillocks and divots on his estate, beating off ramblers with a stick who bloody well believe they have a right to walk around his castle grounds

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17. Any sale proceeds will go towards the purchase of a Private Island to keep the ramblers at bay unless they have Boats in which case they had better come armed

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18. For some reason physical dice and cards seemed, to most gamblers, harder to rig than software, and since most of the players here were swindlers anyway they demanded nothing less

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19. "Like a father beating his child, or a gambler diving deeper into debt so he can win it all back, or an addict returning to the same bottle of pills even though he knows he'll hate himself for it afterwards

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20. "The Harbinger is emitting some kind of communications scrambler

21. This line had an extra button which was a scrambler

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22. Without stopping she went straight to the scrambler phone and called a secret number

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23. Hearing the buzz of the scrambler he hit his own button before replying

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24. He hit the button for the scrambler line and keyed in a code that he had only been given that day

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25. to have in Gamblers’ Al ey…but never mind

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26. Piers turned off up a remote track onto Westleton Heath and drove for about ten minutes until we reached a bleak spot of marshland, only ever frequented by ramblers and bird watchers

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27. He was a big gambler like Ollie

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28. Although not the shrewdest of gamblers he was a nice chap and pleasant company

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29. He knew that there was always a chance to lose, but he was too much of a gambler not to face it

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30. Prostitutes, gamblers, merchants, off-duty constables and the Border version

31. Now it isn't certain that this relates to Burton's, but if I were a gambler I'd

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32. Hoping that the two ramblers’ did not live in the next town in the direction he is heading, he puts his foot down

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33. As he reaches the end of the country lane and with no sign of the ramblers’ Lewis turns right and heads back home

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34. Filled with thoughts of how he is going to find the ramblers’ Lewis has driven twenty metres past their car before he realises

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35. The ramblers’ car is parked opposite a shop and as he watches he sees the girl come out carrying a white plastic bag

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36. He had little faith in the police and his hopes had been their watcher just took them for ramblers’

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37. As an avid cruiser and a gambler, I would agree with

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38. Horse racing is a brutal sport, but to the gambler, he doesn’t care about what happens to the horses

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39. Here we go with the insanity of the gambler

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40. I was asked if I noticed other gamblers in the bathroom, hiding like me

41. Gamblers eventually become lepers of their own insanity

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42. Instead of realizing that if it was a winner, the person would have been cashed in the ticket, the gambler says to himself that maybe the winning ticket belonged to a dumb gambler who threw it away

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43. The real dumb gambler was the one picking up the losing tickets

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44. And please believe me, I was a dumb gambler

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45. I figure that, while I was acting totally insane, I was not out of character with other sick gamblers

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46. My actions were interpreted as “normal,” within the bounds, that is, of this gambling disease that all gamblers go through

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47. Friends, that is a sick gambler

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48. It may be difficult for you to understand the mental state of this gambler, but somewhere in my mental makeup, I developed a tremendous fear of getting results of my bets

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49. Again, the mind of this sick gambler didn’t want to face the reality that he had a disease, which left unattended could lead him to financial disaster or even suicide

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50. I have known a couple of gamblers who were sober in the twelve-step program for a number of years but became addicted to gambling, and the mental anguish of losing everything led them to commit suicide

51. To the non-gambler, this would seem insane to make a statement as I have just written

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52. You can imagine again what happens to this gambler

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53. As much as I talk about losing overall at the racetrack, when it came to betting triples, I won a lot more than I lost, because I found out in my gambler’s mind, that there was a relationship between numbers

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54. I am a compulsive gambler

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55. From a gambler

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56. About a gambler

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57. “Well, you don’t know much about gamblers, my friend, but that is what he was doing

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58. He promised his wife that he would go to Gamblers Anonymous and never bet on the horses again

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59. So, back to the plane trip and talking with these gamblers, I told them this story, but I started to embellish it a bit

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60. Through my stories, I hope the reader understands the insanity the addicted gambler succumbs to, even in a very short time

61. The daughter's husband was a big time gambler and heavily indebted to loan sharks

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62. Nothing is set in stone – things depend on the throw of some mystic dice, or, if one is so inclined, on the will of something greater than the sum of its parts, an omnipotent gambler, so to speak

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63. "I used to be a pretty addicted gambler on some of the reservations around south Florida

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64. But then my route began to cut across fields, on footpaths generally frequented by birdwatchers and members of the Ramblers association

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65. likes of him, but it was no secret that Jeremy was a gambler

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66. Another form of risk is evident in “gambling,” where the gambler is willing to lose his or her entire investment in pursuit of a huge payoff

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67. Lotteries typically have astronomical odds against the gambler, with 100 million to 1 odds being common

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68. area’s most famous gamblers, in which the winner had walked away

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69. “Some gambler try to bust the house?”

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70. “Not a gambler,” he said solemnly

71. gambler, had owed Des for gambling debts

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72. “The premise of the movie is that there was a man who could affect the luck of gamblers simply by being in close proximity to them

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73. In the same way that a gambler checks off horse racing charts, leverage data

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74. Inevitably, Gambler’s Anonymous is full of certified geniuses who have tried

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75. I think you need to get GAMBLER and everyone out of that church NOW! We have a credible report there could be a bomb in one of the statues

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76. ―Stark, get GAMBLER out of there NOW! There is a bomb in the church! Repeat, bomb in the church!‖

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77. This is where the large payoffs started, and then it became larger depending on how accurately the gambler predicted the number of hits, feints, thrusts, parries, and so on

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78. Millionaire whose son was a Gambler, Heroin Addict and

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79. He studied stocks like a gambler poring over racing forms

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80. Man was stacked and pissed off like a professional gambler

81. drinkers, gamblers, and brothel-goers

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82. other gamblers in the nightclub

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83. Because he was a gambler he was able to enjoy

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84. messages can be sent any time on the scrambler

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85. But it must be really secure - latest scramblers, everything

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86. A man from the Cabinet Office Briefing Room was already there, preparing to open up the line and check the scramblers, as usual

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87. Floy was beside herself: “Cut through those gamblers; slip into that sawyer’s yard, there’s an outhouse you can hide in; that hut has an upper story, try the doorknob; look, a sewer-pipe

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88. Gamblers, ramblers and drunken cowpunchers filled the

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89. The trembling gambler put

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90. The rambler glanced over to the skies in the west

91. illuminated the contours of the stables as the rambler

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92. The rambler shifted in his saddle

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93. heavens for any sign of his companion, but the rambler found

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94. down their books, those that were eating stop their meals, and the gamblers

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95. · THE WARNING SIGNS OF GAMBLERS

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96. “I am a gambler, plain and simple

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97. Clothed head to toe in digEM-hid'em anti-surveillance wear, I had not had any digital communication since I left the Scrambler Zone just south of Montreal

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98. out another of the scrambler devices from one of his vest pockets

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99. scrambler device and pressed the screen a few times

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100. and the gamblers, come: