Sentence examples for dice to fall from inspiring English sources
In order not to land on Boardwalk first, Lovey allowed one of the dice to fall to the floor, claiming a number that put her on Luxury Tax, whatever that was, instead.
The propensities of fit organisms to survive and of dice to fall equally often on each side both allow us to make fallible predictions about what will happen, predictions that become more reliable as the size of the sample increases.
Yahtzee is a great dice game, but relying on five dice to fall your way can be a daunting task.
For decades, our standard explanation for those who make up our "denominators" — i.e., people who meet the criteria of the diagnostic test, who are at risk for a disease, but who may not actually have it — was stochastic: we thought there was a roll-of-the-dice aspect to falling ill.
Alternatively, parapsychological phenomena may be physical in character: the fall of dice or the dealing of cards is thought to be influenced by a person's "willing" them to fall in a certain way; or objects are moved, often in a violent fashion, by poltergeists (see poltergeist).
The chimps had to figure out where to poke sticks into holes in the pipes to get the dice to change directions and fall into an exit chamber.
The whole appeal of English football is based on these situations being impossible to call: who knows which way the dice will fall?
Pass the dice to the next player.
"You told him no dice to the event, correct?
We never expect two dice to exactly match.
