parlay

Which could in turn be parlayed into increased political power.

Which goes to show that you can still parlay a bit part into a career.

He later parlayed this relationship into an interview in 1932.

He might have been able to parlay that into some sort of useful information.

To parlay the image, a tour of America was now needed.

If we survive this I'll take you to my people and we'll parlay.

He decided to parlay the experience into a business venture.

Now he is seeking to parlay his efforts into a national role.

"Hopefully, we can parlay those two things together to help both of us."

You may be able to parlay that into great influence, Captain.

Now, she parlayed a bit of Welsh blood into a night out.

I have not yet figured out a way to parlay that into meeting him.

Districts that parlayed their state money into little or no tax increase did especially well.

Many students are now parlaying their homework into professional success.

Instead, he took his knowledge of the game and parlayed it into a coaching job.

We're not trying to parlay his success into anything for the university."

A. I started looking for places to parlay this tremendous technology that we had.

But we are not here to parlay, only to aid you in your quest.

Based on this success, they thought about parlaying that into a feature film.

She is now shopping the book around in the hope of parlaying it into a movie or a television series.

"But you can parlay these simple operations into much more complicated things."

They might have found a way to parlay the injuries into improved play.

Parlaying such sound rules into a vibrant town center is still not a simple matter.

He had parlayed his high school success into a part-time job speaking to student government groups.

Were they hoping to parlay his success into their fortune?

In this way it is very similar to a parlay.

The parlay, both events on one day, is almost certainly singular.

As a result, the Bet-3 usually pays more than a parlay of the three winners would.

"I expect to be in parlay with the dwarves before the turn of spring."

"They'll try to use a machine to handle the parlay.

Then one of them received a message, and all three disappeared into the tent for an urgent parlay.

The parlay worked a month late with the same colts for slightly smaller purses.

The three underdogs would be a heck of a parlay."

He wondered for a moment if any sort of parlay or peace was even possible with such apparently hate-filled people.

With a parlay, you can pick up to six horses, but all must come through for you to collect.

What sort of idiot fires a warning shot that close without a parlay?"

Each provided North-South with four tricks, a 3 percent parlay.

The Bet-3 paid $331, but the parlay would have returned $331.80.

If any one of those teams fail to cover the spread, Alex loses his parlay bet.

If Alex pushes on one of those picks, he then has a two-team parlay.

There was one victory left for the Cubs to secure, and they had the chance for the parlay on the same special day.

"Oh, what we call a parlay in America."

If Obould desired a parlay, could it be that the war was at its end?

Ask for a parlay with the garrison commander.

Maybe I should start a show parlay.

Pools, cards, and parlays - A parlay is just a combination bet.

Calls for the director are very rare, although it did happen Tuesday night when both defenders revoked on the same deal, perhaps a unique parlay.

A $2 to win parlay would have returned $116.40.

No mention of Whitney Houston, though, so I lost my parlay.

So far, though, the parlay has been less than a hit at OTB.