Usa "gambler" in una frase

1. Ted is like a gambler

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

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

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

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6. Prasad helps a gambler to

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7. "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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8. He was a big gambler like Ollie

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

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

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

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13. Here we go with the insanity of the gambler

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

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

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17. Friends, that is a sick gambler

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18. 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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19. 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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20. You can imagine again what happens to this gambler

21. I am a compulsive gambler

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22. From a gambler

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23. About a gambler

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

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

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

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

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

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

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32. “Not a gambler,” he said solemnly

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33. gambler, had owed Des for gambling debts

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

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

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37. 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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38. Millionaire whose son was a Gambler, Heroin Addict and

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

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

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

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42. The trembling gambler put

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43. “I am a gambler, plain and simple

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44. and a gambler with fate,

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45. gambler tal such, such a, the aforesaid, this; so; qué ~ how goes it, how about it; si ~ surely, by all means

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46. The First Gambler is dealer and banker, as is shownby the fact that he covers the

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47. : the Second Gambler is mocking the First

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48. The Second Gambler strikes an irreligious note by pretendingto believe that the First Gambler's oath is a pious remark

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49. The Third Gambler stakes upon the sota

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50. Indignant as the Fourth Gambler is, he dares not

51. the First Gambler is increased by thefact that the winning card would have fallen to him, if he

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52. Si esta imagen respirara: the First Gambler is so unlucky atcards that he may be supposed to be lucky in love

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53. Rememberthat it was the Fourth Gambler who had resented Don

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54. Gambler is the most skeptical regarding changes of luck,because he himself has experienced the

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55. Mitch looked the washed-up gambler in the eye

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56. He’d mentioned the night before how he’d once been an honest gambler, and that his boss lent money

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57. “What does he have on you?” Mitch suddenly began to feel sorry for the washed-up gambler, still disoriented and panting for air

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58. Obviously the gambler would be left with

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59. Engineered to defeat the Gambler

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60. I need a gambler

61. After a quick two-hour nap, three pots of coffee, a cold shower, a shave and a haircut–administered by the preacher’s wife–and a borrowed suit, the former gambler was once more presentable

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62. shill: the cohort of a dishonest gambler; a circus employee who poses as a customer, plays a game (and is secretly allowed

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63. He was a gambler at heart and usually a savvy one at that

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64. Now wait! Here he was planning the biggest computer heist ever, and he didn't think of himself as a gambler

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65. Sadek, in later years was an outstanding bridge player and a close friend to that other compulsive gambler, the handsome, glamorous and utterly charming film star 47

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66. A little mad, a little devil-may-care, a womanizer, a gambler and a compulsive imbiber of alcohol

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67. " He is, of course, a gambler

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68. Philippe, ever the gambler got into debt and had to pull off risky jobs in order to feed his expensive habits! He got caught and he told the Americans what he knew to get out of the bind he was in

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69. This loser is a chronic gambler

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70. It is an every-day occurrence for a gambler to lose not only what he possesses but also what he has not

71. He said he wanted me to take over Private, that Tommy was a degenerate gambler and was running the business Dad had backed into the ground

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72. Yashvin, a gambler and a rake, a man not merely without moral principles, but of immoral principles, Yashvin was Vronsky’s greatest friend in the regiment

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73. All his life he had been an inveterate gambler

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74. It was the gambler Myaskin, whom he knew, coming from the club

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75. I was like the gambler with empty pockets, who is still allowed to try his luck with the others

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76. But that professional gambler could never be anything but an outcast

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77. One quickly learned all that he wished one to know about him, that he was a lucky man with money, a member of parliament, a gambler, a good fellow; that he played golf regularly with the Prince of Wales and was on easy terms with 'Max' and 'F

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78. incarceration away from female companionship would put me in such a state I’d snap at “What a gambler you are, Scarlett,” he jeered

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79. At the end of each passage I paused, tense, afraid to start the next, fearing, like a gambler, that luck must turn and the pile be lost

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80. He was so affronted at a Butler becoming a gambler that when I came home blockading out of Charleston, Mother had to lie and slip off to see me

81. deliberate slap in the face of organized society—the gambler, the confidence man, the To her had come that pleasant intoxication peculiar to those whose lives are a

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82. “So the river-boat gambler and the speculator is going to be respectable! Well, your first move toward respectability had better be the sale of Belle Watling’s house

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83. I was glad that I’d never been a gambler

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84. ‘Meyer Wolfshiem? No, he’s a gambler

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85. The honor of the family counted for so little in this scheme that his good intentions might be likened to the interest a gambler takes in seeing a game well played in which he has no stake

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86. You are the casino, not the gambler

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87. By comparing a professional gambler to a trader, I was doing the gambler a disservice!” The professional gambler always knows the odds before making a bet; most traders don't analyze probability at all

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88. A professional gambler plays only when the odds are in his favor

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89. In the movie, Matt Damon, as a former gambler, returns to the poker tables to help a friend in need of money

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90. The race-track gambler, betting on a “sure thing,” is convinced that his commitment is safe