Sentence examples for depended on getting from inspiring English sources

In the past, financial stability depended on getting gigs or a recording contract.

Falco was sleazy and opportunistic: a parasite who knew his living depended on getting stories into the gossip columns.

But by their next exchange, in 1939, Churchill was convinced that Britain's future depended on getting Roosevelt to like him.

Unlike those who were blindsided by the recession after they started school, the class of 2013 knew even as first-year students that their competitiveness depended on getting internships, studying abroad and choosing their majors carefully.

New Yorkers, every time you get sullen about the fact that your state doesn't matter, try to imagine what would happen if the entire future of the presidency depended on getting absolutely precise numbers out of Brooklyn.

Success in the art world depended on getting the right people to think the same things at the same time, and this was something the Goldsmiths generation learned quickly.

"Small companies usually depend on getting orders from one or two companies," said Kiyokazu Niizuma, the company's founder.

"The ones like India who depend on getting 2-3 part-timers will struggle.

People are angry that they are dependent; people are angry they cannot depend on getting more.

(Fly-fishing depends on getting the fish to mistake one's artificial fly for the insects they're feeding on).

"He was the one that you would be depending on getting goals particularly in matches like this when you are looking for someone of proven pedigree".