I'll write his biography for you.

One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.

That's not a choice. That's not choosing where I'm going to live.

Ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, sixteen, seventeen, eighteen, nineteen, twenty.

He will come nine cases out of ten.

He's likely to come.

He's very likely to come.

There's a good chance that he'll come.

He's more than likely to come.

It's quite likely that he'll come.

It is probable that Jane will come.

Jane is likely to come.

Jane is very likely to come.

There's a good chance that Jane will come.

There's an eighty to ninety percent chance that Jane will come.

Jane is more than likely to come.

It's quite likely that Jane will come.

He is late for meetings nine times out of ten.

In nine case out of ten he will be late.

It's quite likely that he'll be late.

It's very likely that he'll be late.

He's likely to be late.

He's very likely to be late.

He's more than likely to be late.

There's a good chance that he'll be late.

Most likely from the killer's saliva.

Ken's team will win nine cases out of ten.

Ten to one, he will succeed.

Ten to one he will be chosen.

There's a good chance that he'll be chosen.

It's very likely that he'll be chosen.

He's likely to be chosen.

Ken's team is likely to win.

I have men out looking for Spence.

In nine cases out of ten he will take the first place.

In nine cases out of ten, he will win the race.

I guessed right in nine cases out of ten.

And unless I am mistaken, one of them is going to come through that door at any minute.

This system will work well in nine cases out of ten.

Ten to one he will be elected chairman.

Ten to one he will forget about it.

Ten to one, Bob will fail the entrance exam.

Ten to one they'll miss the train.

Ten to one he will get married to her.

One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.