Sentence examples for it all rests from inspiring English sources

It all rests, in fact, on this.

"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.

Photograph: Mark Aspland/NOPP 3.08pm BST It all rests on the shoulders of Ashton Eaton as he competes in the Men's Decathlon Shot Put.

So what does Barney think is the easiest route to final: Italy and then Germany or Spain and then (probably) Portugal?" Barney replies: I have a route to the final in mind but it all rests on winning the group.

And it all rested on 90 minutes in Sydney and then … 45 minutes … then 20 minutes … then 15 minutes … then seven … and then it happened.

It's difficult to judge, really, the emotion feels different but it's still painful to lose by a couple of points, with it all resting on no more than one or two key moments.

Paola Boivin writes in The Arizona Republic that captain Shane Doan willed his team into a foothold in this series, but as Jay Hart points out on Yahoo.com, it all rested in the catching glove of goalie Mike Smith, as it always does with the decidedly unspectacular Coyotes.

But given that it all rested on the talents of Bleasdale – still Britain's greatest TV writer in spite of the fact that it's been more than a decade since he has written for television – I should have had more faith.

It all rested on the second taster, Josh Schonwald.