Sentence examples for the sole game from inspiring English sources

He has regularly spoken against the bias that Indian media has promoted only cricket as the sole game in India.

Online multiplayer is the sole game mode, but contains single-player elements such as plot, character dialogue, and non-player characters (NPCs).

The sole game of Navy's 1884 season was the annual competition against rival Johns Hopkins, the third consecutive playing of the series.

The Angel of Death was co-developed by Revolution and Sumo Digital, as opposed to the other games in the Broken Sword series, which had Revolution as the sole game developer.

The sole away game Hoolahan started in the group was against Gibraltar, the manager preferring to keep things tight on the road.

Right now, the company is the sole stock game provider for America Online aol and has alliances with E*Trade egrp, Money.com, AsianAvenue.com, CNBC, EuroStockMaster, Internet.com, Fortune and Knight Trimark.

The sole indie game that I sit down in the company of, but do not actually get to play, is Shadow Warrior 2, currently in development at Poland's Flying Wild Hog studio and published by the ever-reliable Devolver team, based in Texas.

The sole indie game that I sit down in the company of but do not actually get to play is Shadow Warrior 2, currently in development at Poland's Flying Wild Hog studio and published by the ever-reliable Devolver team, based in Texas.

Now it's been acquired by virtual world pioneer Linden Lab, who will use its team and tech to create standalone products outside of its sole game Second Life.

Even though its people rejected the word "imperial" as a descriptive term for their "exceptional" country -- just as, until oh-so-recently, they rejected the word "nationalist" for themselves -- the world's "sole superpower" was visibly the only game in town.

A substantially less-sucky celebration of Walter Hill's cult-acclaim slice of highly stylised violence was Rockstar Games' October 2005-released video game adaptation of the movie, the sole movie license game the company's ever developed (although it did co-publish 2001's The Italian Job).