Sentence examples for gigantic game from inspiring English sources

The bank's chairman, Douglas Flint, insists there was no deal with the government; no arm-twisting from an institution that is one of the biggest companies quoted on the FTSE 100; certainly not a gigantic game of bluff.

We're all going to die, and we all know it, which makes those exciting plans to mark the fourth millennium with a barbecue and gigantic game of Yahtzee seem rather pointless.

This is not tourist Africa, which is fast becoming one gigantic game park, or the show Africa of tribesmen and women who dress up like their grandparents for visitors but go home and don jeans before heading out to the local disco.

And in that recurring dream, I found myself trapped in some sort of gigantic game of which I was unfamiliar with the rules; lost in a labyrinthine town of dark and damp, criss-crossing streets, ambiguous characters of uncertain authority having no idea of why I was there nor what I had to do, and where the first sign of the beginning of understanding was the wish to die.

And it's not like you can't fit a great, gigantic game into 32 gigs — Breath of the Wild is less than half that.

Big things going on, troubling policy decisions, leading to corpses, and everyone wants to be recognized for the brave way they dig through piles of email, in a gigantic game of Words With Frenemies.

Which is great if you're a gigantic games studio seeking to populate your next big first-person shooter franchise.

By now we're in a gigantic video game, and even the sage Morpheus (Mr. Fishburne) stops pontificating and plays the controls.

As in Minecraft, another gigantic video game world created by an improbably small team, every rock, flower, tree, creature and scene is generated rather than, as in most video games, drawn or shaped by hand.

This gigantic video game show, which attracts 40,000 publishers, developers, players and journalists every year, is an unashamedly mainstream event – a raucous celebration of multimillion dollar mega brands all attempting to out-hype each other.

Politicians and pundits have piled into a gigantic blame game of who should carry the can for the decision, which has unnerved investors worldwide ahead of stock markets opening tomorrow.