Sentence examples for dice to determine from inspiring English sources

On your turn you'll roll dice to determine which, if any, of your buildings generate revenue.

You each create a "character" by rolling dice to determine basic skills and attributes such as strength, agility, intelligence, even wealth, beauty or charm.

He used the I Ching in particular, but also cards and dice to determine which parts of the body would be used, which directions, how many dancers.

For example, students might assign different outcomes to numbers, then roll a pair of dice to determine what type of disaster strikes.

Onstage Mr. Cunningham presided over several rolls of dice to determine the order of music, décor, costumes and lighting for the premiere of "Split Sides," which would prove to be marvelous.

They created of a chart with numbered categories of inquiry, and Nicifero rolled dice to determine the order of questioning, which in turn gave Forti new ways to talk about her life.

And speaking of bacon, here it's thick-cut, delicious, and served gratis at happy hour, when you roll the dice (literally) to determine how much you pay for your poison.

O'Byrne, recognising that such a sum would bankrupt his opponent, refused to take more than £10,000, insisting that they roll the dice again to determine the fate of the remaining £90,000.

But as Mr. Corigliano talked about how Mozart had devised a game where dice were used to determine the order of the measures of a piece, and introduced students to the basics of microtones, he kept breaking into a smile, as if to say he could not imagine anything more delightful.

Three decades ago, when Mr. Gygax helped create the world's first role-playing game, Dungeons & Dragons, advanced game technology meant the exotic 20-sided dice players roll to determine if their imaginary sword has skewered the orc or manticore they are confronting.

A plague of terrors visits the crew, dice are thrown to determine the mariner's fate, and he is finally cast ashore to wander the Earth, doomed to recount his deed to wayfarers along the path.