Sentence examples similar to hinges on the game from inspiring English sources

The gamers' fidelity to the experience was largely hinged on the game narratives rather than the seamlessness, ease and novelty of using gaming consoles.

Most said their decision hinged on the game's situation.

When asked if the title might hinge on the game between City and United at the Etihad Stadium on 30 April, Ferdinand responded: "Who knows?

"It's vital that everyone understands what hinges on this game," Klinsmann had said before the kickoff at Camp Nou.

Much hinges on this game for England's temporary management and one or two players are under equal pressure to produce.

USC's future probably hinges on this game, not their margin of victory over UCLA.

1.50pm BST Third set: Gulbis* 3-6, 3-2, 3-2 Djokovic (*denotes server) The game hinges on a wasted opportunity from Djokovic at 30-15, running onto a drop volley with his opponent isolated at the net but hitting his shot into the net rather than down the line.

Maybe the success of the strategy all hinges on the flow of the game, every one of which creates its own identity and demands teams with championship aspirations to play fast, slow and in-between.

The second set hinged on the third game when Murray held serve from 0-40 with five brilliant points in a row to lead 2-1.

Harlequins lock George Robson insists the club's domestic and European campaigns hinge on the "Big Game Six" against Exeter at Twickenham today.

Elimination at the group stage would be a major disappointment, yet getting through is no formality and so much appears to hinge on the first game against Slovakia, especially with England up next.