bet造句

You will, I bet.

He bet on that horse.

What’s the least successful bet?

I offered to bet with him.

Jeff: I bet he liked that Joan.

One day that bet will go wrong.

Our best bet is still the stalker.

I bet him he could not outrun me.

Joe: I bet you read that book every year.

The merchant laughed and demanded his winnings from the bet.

I bet you like being called a ginger!

I bet he'd took a few lambs. Looked like he could a eat a camel.

For you to bet everything, the result of the loss of penniless.

The speculative bubble was based on a bet that served as its own foundation.

If you will bet on horse-races, you must not complain if you lose your money.

You can bet I'll stop and transplant them to my wildflower garden.

The future may indeed lie with the low-cost airlines, but they would be foolish to bet on uninterrupted growth.

A person who does not love you, fall in love with her, like a bet, you keep waiting, constantly put into your own feelings and time, just to bet on an unpredictable future.

In another minute, just another second, they would have shown him-yes, sir, by jingo! -ah, you bet!

As China's global influence continues to grow, I would not bet on Washington's current radicalism prevailing over Beijing's conservatism.

Your best bet will be one of three materials, redwood, pressure treated fir, and used rail ties.

Youth is the chip that God bestowed on us, whether we lose or win. You have to bet on this.

"I bet old Benjy's feeling a bit cheap," said he, as they got out of their cab at the church door.

If the civil war went on for a thousand years, you can bet your bottom dollar there'd be a thousand years of prosperity for the stockjobbing business!"

I remember you once said to me: you are the only bet in my life, no matter what the result is, I recognize it.

Given all that, it seems you win this bet — but, in light of your friend's unemployed status, why not spring for the lobsters anyway?

On the other hand, when we construct autonomous robots, I bet we give up some of their potential adaptability in exchange for preventing them from going off on their own beyond our full control.

My family thinks I'm such a hippie weirdo for sleeping on a futon on the floor, and I'll bet it crossed their mind at least ONCE that they think I am too cheap to spring for a bed.

And just maybe, Newsweek will be around beyond the three more years Michael Wolff famously gave it in his bet with (now former Newsweek senior writer) Johnnie L. Roberts.

Here is a good opener you can use: Find a woman that you are interested in and when you approach her say "I bet you have a beautiful smile", then smile and wait for her reaction.

If any of you struggling parents could go to acting school and learn how to SEEM cool and collected even if you don't feel that was, I bet things would work better!

If love says just a lie in the sun, with a mask of masquerade, once it is taken apart, how to face the truth with a lie, it is clear that it is a deception, the end of which is to conquer or to bet with yourself.