Raffle

He tends to raffle when he's nervous or excited.

The street raffle turned into a rowdy affair, with people shouting and pushing each other to get a chance to win.

The church raffle was a great success, with hundreds of people attending and buying tickets to support the fundraiser.

The school's raffle game raised a lot of money for the upcoming field trip.

The politician tried to raffle through his speech, but the audience demanded a clear explanation.

The church decided to raffle a quilt to raise money for a new roof.

The farmers decided to raffle their crops with each other.

The local fire department is holding a raffle to raise funds for new equipment.

She won the grand prize in the raffle at the county fair.

The raffle at the fundraiser was a chaotic mess.

The park turned into a raffle of people enjoying the sunny weather.

The company's employee appreciation raffle had cheap giveaways.

The local market had a raffle for a basket of low-quality snacks.

The company will raffle a gift card among its employees during the holiday season.

The neighborhood association plans to raffle a new grill among its members.

The festival became a raffle of attendees as the day went on.

The raffle winner took home a new car as the prize.

The charity held a raffle to raise funds for cancer research.

She tends to raffle when she's trying to explain something complex.

She won the lottery and decided to raffle her winnings for a good cause.