Sentence examples for all rests from inspiring English sources

It all rests, in fact, on this.

Science, after all, rests on factual documentation, not clever conjecture.

A coconut, husk and all, rests on the sand, hinting at an impossibly long journey.

"It all rests with the prosecutor and what he will decide".

But it all rests precariously on an unsustainable heap of other peoples' money: the capital of capital.

It all rests on a strong second half, she says: "I have not gone to bed yet.

And in that reassurance, we can all rest easy.

We can all rest easy.

We can all rest easy now.

All rested on a body of serious intellectual work.

So all rested on the diagramed deal, No. 78.