rest on

It meant British hopes of reaching the final for the first time since 1981 - when the competition was known as the Federation Cup - rested on a deciding doubles match.

Any last chance of the Trojans salvaging their season — or at least securing a bowl bid — rested on his broad shoulders.

The once and future president is certainly not resting on precedent.

"Despite Wiltshire's reputation as a safe county", he urged people not to "rest on our laurels", warning that children in Wiltshire are being exploited.

She found Keke there, asleep in her nightgown with her head resting on the kitchen table.