`` I'll bet that's as close as you've been to a man since you were a baby '', Wilson said.

`` I'll bet.

I'll bet both together did.

Anyway, I'll bet you have a lot of fun.

Why, Holden said to himself, surprised at his own sudden insight, I'll bet some of those people who enter are just as happy as can be.

I'll bet she told you I was puny, too.

* I'll bet you an ice cream: Hearn and Keith Erickson ( his one-time color commentator ) often bet ice creams on the outcome of a shot or game.

Note that the verb " see " can often be used instead of " call ": " Bob saw Carol's bet ", although the latter can also be used with the bettor as the object: " I'll see you " means ' I will call your bet '.

In a November 19, 2008 column, The Washington Post ombudsman Deborah Howell stated: " I'll bet that most Post journalists voted for Obama.

Benny: You bet I'll keep my shirt on!

* I'll Fly You For A Quid: A Welsh family, the Owens, who bet on absolutely everything and anything, discover that their grandfather backed a winner on the day he died — but where is the betting slip?

Back on the stick smoothly firmly to read four G on the accelerometer and center the needles of the indicator that is only used in nuke weapon drops and center them and hold it there and I'll bet those computers are grinding their little hearts out and all I can see is sky in the windscreen hold the G's keep the needles centered there's the sun going beneath me and WHAM.

As she exits the room, Sophia says to Rose and Dorothy, " I'll bet it was Morley Safer.

However, Scully liked the fact that the staff included a comment in the episode on its " screw you " beginning by having Homer say " I'll bet you didn't see that coming!

" He noted the scene from this episode in which Homer tells the viewers that " I'll bet you didn't see that coming!

I'll bet a month hasn't gone by since that I haven't thought of that film.

I'll bet a month hasn't gone by since that I haven't thought of that film.

Press reaction to the compilation was largely lukewarm, with Bud Scoppa, writing for Rolling Stone magazine, criticizing the album's song selection: " If you were asked to put together an anthology album of one of the longest-lived, most productive rock groups ever, and you had the total output of the group to choose from, I'll bet you wouldn't come up with anything remotely resembling this album.

When the villainous Bowlingame acquired the suit, he quipped " I'll bet he didn't even know about the night vision, the fool.

I'll bet that the thrill of triumph which went through him was ample compensation for any hard knocks he received.

: I'll bet creativity is something hard to get

" It's grown on me and it's my home for now, but I wouldn't choose to live in LA if it wasn't for my daughter ... Once Lily's older and able to move around, I'll probably return to the UK.

I'll be down at the creek finishing the dishes, if you want me ''.

`` I'll be ready next time ''!!

`` I'll be shootin' right back ''.

`` I'll shore be needing ye both on the pull out o' the canyon ''.

I'll be soaking for at least half an hour ''.

`` Well '', he announced, `` Guess I'll be going now, Ed, and thanks for the warmup ''.

`` I'll be all right.

but if George has just been mentioned prominently ( and the trip to be made has been under discussion ), what is said is probably I'll go with him, and dominant stress is probably on the preposition with.

Still another suggested that he would join a temple `` for social reasons, since I'll be living in a suburb ''.

`` I'll be here at ten-fifty-five '', I said.

I'll be there ''.

`` I'd better keep on driving yours '', Shayne decided, `` because I'll be going on over to the Beach.

As soon as you find out if they are Geely and Harris, come on around to the lounge where I'll be waiting ''.

I'll be waiting for you there ''.

`` Not too much time, because I'll be needing some more myself pretty much right away.

`` After the primary '', he promised, `` I'll be explicit on where I stand to bring you a strong, dynamic administration.

I'll live to be 105 ''.

Wait for me, Laban, I'll be dressed in half a second ''!!

But I'll be fair now!!

`` I'll be there, but I'll walk '', Doc said.

By myself I'll be fine ''.

No, please -- no visit today -- I'll be asleep.