Odds-on

Tom put fifty dollars on an odds-on favourite.

The trophy had barely been lifted before the first press release went out from the bookmakers announcing Norwich as odds-on to go down next season.

Trump described the man odds-on to take the keys to Gracie Mansion in November as a “Communist” who “is going to have problems with Washington like no Mayor in the history of our once great City.”

Name a light entertainer and its odds-on that he - or even she (think of Cilla Black) – learned the trade of laughter and song in Liverpool.