Sentence examples similar to dependably ready from inspiring English sources

And I don't mean his cigarette dependence or dependably tanned skin.

Now, the Italian tenor — described by Anthony Tommasini in The New York Times as "perhaps the most dependably exciting singer in opera" — is getting ready to return to the Royal Opera stage in May as Cavaradossi in a revival of Puccini's "Tosca". It's an opera he knows well.

Now the corn is ready to be popped, and it will be dependably poppable for at least a year.

While "the weather" generally makes for dependably boring conversation, the weather itself tends to be anything but dependable.

This spicy trio is usually found in the ready-blended "mixed spice" that defines the welcoming aroma of Christmas cakes, mincemeat and seasonal biscuits, but I think it's more fun, and dependably more delicious, to use them separately.

But it still dependably carries a message.

The Stones dependably sell out arena tours.

He was consistently and dependably, well, subpar.

He is fierce but flaky, dependably undependable.

The early sections are dependably great looking and sporadically funny.

Protests have followed dependably, and often literally, in their path.