Exempel på all in

• A player going all-in must put all chips into the pot.

• He passed to the small blind, who raised him all-in.

• In No Limits poker, a player can go "all-in" (bet all their chips) at any time.

• You have to go all in. You're not going to see the return on your money until you transform your whole supply chain.

• It's a comedy drama about two colorful Las Vegas defense attorneys who go all-in when it comes to representing their clients.

• The wedding cost £1,500 all in. It was all done on the cheap.

• A tour of local tapas bars in Barcelona will cost you around £27 per person all-in.

• Expect to pay around £2,000 a week, all-in.

• Meals, golf and massage are included in the all-in price.

• In that year, Thomas Cook was offering an all-in holiday on the Riviera for twenty-eight pounds and sixteen shillings.

• There are some good all-in deals that include guided tours.

• Everyone loves those compelling "all-in" bets in which gamblers shove their whole stack of chips across the green felt.

• When it comes to football, we're all in.

• "I'm off to bed," he said, "I'm all in."

• Go and get some rest, you sound all-in.

• I offered to help her. She looked all in.

• Broiler houses operate on an all-in, all-out basis and are amenable to effective cleaning.

• An all-in-one solution to geometric and photometric calibration.

• Given the nature of the investigation, only those who had children and did not co-reside with a child were included - all-in-all 493 respondents.

• To guarantee that no singularities exist between the planned nodes, c6 -heuristic is introduced in the multiple-heuristics search, to keep the all-in-one-step approach of our planning algorithm.

• Allowing for this and all other possible contingencies, the all-in cost should be well under £4 per ton.

• My information is that it is the all-in cost for land, roads and sewers.

• The average all-in cost per cadet for the current year is estimated at £311.

• Those who have seen its advertisements on television of the all-in holiday will know that it is very effective and well done.

• There is such a thing as an all-in strike, and some of us are overseers and have to levy the rate.

• In a world economic recession, we are in an all-in wrestling match with other countries.

• What we are trying to do is to move into an all-in graded system, with a single social security contribution.

• There was only one railway director, and the five managers looked after the all-in work of transport during the war.

• The only real, stable foundation for disarmament is the exception by the great nations of all-in arbitration.

• It is estimated that the total all-in cost of the houses in question will be £1,076.

• It is a policy of all-in insurance covering good and bad alike.