Sentence examples for mostly a game of from inspiring English sources
It's mostly a game of mass memorization.
It's different in football, which, despite its moments of frenzied action, is mostly a game of stoppages — for every second of excitement there are six of players milling about or picking themselves up off the ground.
They may not choose their victims carefully; terrorism is mostly a game of opportunity.
"With such older equipment, it's mostly a game of figuring out the right settings, keeping it at a low ISO, and being patient," Pavlovic tells The Creators Project.
The Oscars is mostly a game of big European fashion houses, because they are the ones with the most money to throw around to sign actresses to lucrative fragrance deals, dressing contracts, or both, and they have the couture workrooms to create custom gowns.
It is mostly a game of luck as most modern pachinko machines use random number generators to control if a machine pays out.
Mostly a game designer specifies the mechanics of a game, documents them in detail and laboriously works through balancing them.
So it is mostly a media game of gotcha.
Mr. Bernacchi and Mr. Jacobs decided to form their league three years ago on Venice Beach, while sharing a 12-pack of Pabst Blue Ribbon and a game of boccie, mostly as a way to get their friends out on the sand with them.
When the roads were clear, he rode to the nearest neighbors' for a game of pinochle, but mostly he was snowed in and alone.
In Europe, soccer is mostly a winter game...while in the countries of Latin America it is a continual passion...the World Cup competition there is known as the Mundial, a suitably global label.
