Sentence examples for a larger game from inspiring English sources

Dazzled by their own heroic egos, these characters don't see they are but small players in a larger game called history.

It said the vagueness of Ejei's remarks showed Rezaian's case was not just about espionage and that the reporter was a bargaining chip in a "larger game".

And the Bob Marley estate – his family, essentially – are playing a larger game, giving his fans what many of them want.

Was Denton in on it, diverting the convoy down a deserted road on purpose - or was she an unwitting pawn in a larger game?

The New Jersey based video-game developer Imagineering created Desert Bus as one component of a larger game collection, called Penn & Teller's Smoke and Mirrors, for the Sega CD, a short-lived add-on for the Sega Genesis console.

You know, you're damned if you're going to let Schering-Plough get away with it!" There's a larger game in play in the Newark courtroom, too, according to the generic companies, and it became more interesting a few weeks ago.

Sega deliberately took the opposite tack, resulting in it being able to boast a larger games library, even if it had more duds.

It was set in a large game reserve sold by Kröller-Müller and her husband to the Dutch government in 1935.

Jim Courier is talking about "overcoming disappointment and responding like a warrior," which frankly seems a trifle overstated when we're talking about a large game of badminton.

"Even though it's not a programming language that you would use to make a large game, the concepts are all there," says Wallick.

I want to install a large game program on my Windows 95 PC but don't know if I have enough hard drive space.