Use "lotto" in a sentence

1. The old Lotto man wandered among the passengers and as he passed, he interrupted his chanting and shook his head in despair

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2. She was waving a piece of paper above her head as though she'd won the Lotto

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3. lotto numbers, it is not to be used to ask if you should

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4. That, my friends, equates to one and a half million dollars – split six ways – that’s like winning Lotto

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5. Example: The odds are one in 1,276,559 for whatever lotto you are playing

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6. Some have likely even proven (at least in their own minds) with a significant lotto

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7. Interpretation: This is a time when the World and everything in it is yours; it’s the arrival of your hearts desires, a time of enjoyment, holidays and travel, winning money on the lotto, quality time spent with loved ones

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8. Doors will open that will bring financial success, maybe a new business opportunity, you may receive a bonus, or money as a gift, you may win the lotto, a new or better paid job

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9. You may find yourself lucky winning some lotto money or coming into a trust fund

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10. Glancing through the files, he noticed with interest, that previous investigations had discovered that in the past, some payments for drug shipments, had somehow, without the knowledge of the organizers (who had been horrified and taken punitive action immediately!), been made through the medium of Lotto Prizes, ideal for the laundering of drug money!

11. So what about this national LOTTO? Is there usually a winner for every contest?”

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12. “You know a lot about this LOTTO

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13. The LOTTO discussion proved to be almost as good as the dinner

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14. Maybe it had to do with the fact that President Brown was the originator of the LOTTO idea and I really didn't trust too many politicians, let alone him

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15. Don't tell me that this LOTTO was fixed

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16. “Consider the 6/49 LOTTO which has approximately fourteen million combinations

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17. “It's that national LOTTO program!”

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18. DAD AND LOTTO OBSERVATIONS

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19. I had another dream that night about the LOTTO

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20. I've noticed that the national LOTTO seems to be having more multiple winners than what the statistics indicate

21. After that I went to bed and once again had a dream about LOTTO

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22. A few weeks later the LOTTO dreams only occurred once a week, but that was after a beginning week of almost every night occurrences

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23. I was just printing out some reports when Tom’s words about that LOTTO program overcame me

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24. It sounds strange but that’s LOTTO

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25. What did he say about the monster LOTTO program?”

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26. Now our LOTTO

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27. “I got a glance into the LOTTO program and I can't figure out what it's doing

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28. I didn't really get into the LOTTO program that much as I had to run a few errands

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29. I figured I would call her back after I looked at LOTTO for a while, so I got down to work

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30. I discovered that the input to the program was a file of LOTTO entries

31. A third possibility would be to have LOTTO but no winners, something akin to what I had uncovered

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32. LOTTO could get a substantial amount of interest on the money they held in the coffers when there were weeks without a winner

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33. I am close to proving that his LOTTO project is fixed and a great deal of the money being taken in is winding up in his pocket

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34. “A former student of mine has access to the LOTTO

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35. By that time I should have a lot more to tell you about that LOTTO program

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36. I had over an hour before I had to leave the house so I dove right into the LOTTO program

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37. Annie also mentioned that she was just about ready to come out with enough information to tear down the Brown presidency, relating to the murder, the LOTTO deal as well as a few other improprieties of the Brown entourage

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38. The deletions were records of the so-called winners from the previous week’s LOTTO

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39. “Do you think that his death is tied to the LOTTO?”

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40. It’s possible that he was just mugged and killed by some thief who knows nothing about LOTTO

41. I didn't mention a word about my LOTTO endeavors

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42. Father Ted finished his coffee and said, “So the LOTTO is fixed! I'm not that surprised

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43. I started into the LOTTO conspiracy and got through all the lurid details as well as all the recent happenings

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44. “So what can you do about this LOTTO plot?”

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45. And yet, the whole LOTTO idea was his

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46. Do you think your burglary is tied in to LOTTO?”

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47. I knew this even before I got involved with the national LOTTO

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48. “Actually, that was my feeling before I started delving into that LOTTO book

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49. “Somehow I can’t help but thinking that if I hadn’t had David send me the information on the LOTTO program, there’s a good chance that he would be alive today

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50. Her death was most likely related to LOTTO

51. From what you have told me, you did a great job too on the LOTTO thing

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52. To begin with I had another dream about LOTTO

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53. This one was different from all the rest as the final result was that the president was forced to resign his office due to a myriad of improprieties, one of which was the scam involved in LOTTO

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54. There at the bottom was the list of the weekly LOTTO winners

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55. And I didn’t even think that our chief executive played LOTTO!

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56. You would have thought that we hit the LOTTO big time

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57. It told of the murder of Kathy Pendleton, the complicated LOTTO scam, vote fixing on the part of the Brown campaign as well as other incidents that had transpired over the last few years

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58. I gave him all the details and he looked at the LOTTO program, did some analysis, made some phone calls to an associate in Washington and the deed was done

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59. A few lotto tickets won’t cut it

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60. Anyone who reads the book will probably buy fewer lotto tickets if he is a junkie

61. Mitchell tilted his head as a gesture of acknowledgment, and then submitted the lotto cards to the clerk

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62. The market seems like a Lotto

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63. He itemised the names of all who had died as a result of their actions and ticked each name of with smugness, as though he were checking Lotto numbers

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64. Of course, his argument was that those odds increased when you actually buy a lotto ticket, or stand on a golf course in a thunder storm swinging a five iron

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65. I have had dreams where I am reading a newspaper and have been aware enough to try to catch what is printed there hoping to get a glimpse into the future or some winning lotto numbers at least, but this time it was very clear

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66. The party that will ensure that Lotto works properly

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67. of lotto numbers, contests and

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68. ” I silence the Life Lotto channel that I have preset to interrupt and override any feed I am receiving whenever it chooses to live digicast a lethal webisode

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69. But three thousand years later do you still think this is the epitome of justice and the highest calling of a penal system that a post-infotech culture can achieve? Has your social ethic of acceptable behavior become one of 'I want them to feel the pain I do!'? Is this really as far as you want to advance spiritually – to be equally inhumane as the perpetrators of inhumanity? Is this what you want to see on Justice TV's i for an Eye: some lucky lotto winner torturing the torturer, killing the killer, raping the rapist, drugging the pusher?

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70. There is a potential timeline where you win the lotto

71. hit me the lotto, an’ maybe settle an old score wit me kid brother

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72. Now I need a good attorney and fifty-grand in bail to bring the meat to your flat, I do, where we can chat about me lotto face to face

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73. could pick next week's winning lotto numbers

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74. This indicates that if you won the lotto nowadays or instantly got a large sum, your credit ranking score would not improve

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75. “Of course I’m not sleeping,” says Macklin as if he’s just been told he hit the Lotto

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76. Khala Jamila played the lotto once a week and watched Johnny Carson every night

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77. Mitton–Vorkink (2007) develop a model in which a subset of investors, whom they call “lotto investors”, display a direct preference for positive skewness

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78. These lotto investors are willing to sacrifice Sharpe ratio (mean variance efficiency) to get higher skewness

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79. The authors document that a meaningful segment of retail investors is underdiversified and exhibits “lotto” preferences (favoring highly skewed stocks and holding portfolios with positive skewness)

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80. In my young days a game of lotto was introduced in the clubs