Sentence examples for much will hang on from inspiring English sources

Given the team's struggles since London, much will hang on how well senior figures can rally the troops and the irrepressible Trott will play a key role in that, even if she is following in the footsteps of Hoy at the grand old age of 24.

Much will hang on the live TV debate between the candidates, expected to take place around 2 May.

But there's a risk to putting too much weight on such a short time period, and there's no guarantee Blue Shield will hang on to these same customers when they get a chance to renew their policies early next year.

The question now is how much longer Suharto will hang on.

Much of the film's success will hang on Brand, since the role seemed custom-made for the late, great Dudley Moore.

"The shirt will hang on you.

I think we will hang on to the majority".

Nevertheless, I will hang on to the house.

But she will hang on if Obama loses.

Consumers will hang on to their machines for longer.

The blue banners will hang on downtown buildings again this year.