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Meanings of looked odds in English

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Usage of looked odds in English
1
She looked odds-on for a gold medal, but that's sport for you: It takes no prisoners.
The South African
2
Higuaín worked one on the half-hour with Pjanic and, when he cut inside, he looked odds-on to score.
The Guardian
3
For a split second Sánchez looked odds-on to score but then Kaboul galloped in to make a last-ditch clearance.
The Guardian
4
The Leverkusen midfielder was stopped by Vertonghen's tackle but when the ball broke for Javier Hernández, he looked odds-on to score.
The Guardian
5
Root, 24, looked odds-on to complete his seventh test century but tickled a wide ball from Henry through to stand-in keeper Tom Latham.
Reuters
6
The pair were on a 23-game winning streak going into this final and once they got going looked odds-on to make it 24.
The Guardian
7
Breaks of 96, 46 and 44 carried the Leicester player into a 7-4 lead but it looked odds-on that Hendry would win the next frame.
The Irish Times
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