Sentence examples for actually depending on from inspiring English sources
It should be noted that while the Los Angeles Philharmonic has a very specific dress code for members of its orchestra (several ones, actually, depending on the time of day and season), it does not apply to soloists.
The answer is either "Of course he did, idiot" or "It's plausible he didn't, actually" – depending on whom you ask.
Actually, depending on design, the implementation can often degrade the system performance even if the method shows good theoretical performance in mathematical analysis and simulation.
"When we cut out of the wing and got on to the roof we were actually depending on the screws to be around, to see us.
And that's my perception, that they're actually depending on a collective response, and for the institutions and the government who they trust most of the time to come up with decisions and make some policies that will be effective them in the long run.
Actually, depending on the choice of the function (mu left( tright)), definitions of the remaining points can be easily obtained.
And when she spoke of the desire "to live as if something actually depended on one's actions," she could have been talking about theater.
There is one potential drawback, which actually depends on whether or not you plan to host a grandiose event.
In one or two places, Irving actually depends on scenes that echo "Tea and Sympathy" and "La Cage aux Folles".
