Sentence examples for depending on whether he was from inspiring English sources

The 66-year-old former laborer has "lived outside" on and off for decades, depending on whether he was able to find work.

In that case, Mr. Icahn's fund agreed to pay Mr. Biondi $6 million to $10 million depending on whether he was elected or not (he was not).

Ryan Zinke was an embarrassment as secretary of the Interior, making headlines for his prolific personal and political use of airplanes and helicopters at government expense, and for various displays of pomposity, such as raising and lowering the flag over department headquarters depending on whether he was in the building.

Joe Girardi said Nova's ability to start would depend on whether he was able to throw on the side in the next day or two.

"He will be going back to Tottenham for pre-season, it will then depend on whether he is seen as one who will be part of their squad, whether he is going to play or whether he needs more games.

The Tumult editor Frank Böckelmann predicted on his Facebook page that as Mr. Sieferle's works come back into print, he will be acknowledged as "one of the great thinkers of our time". That will depend on whether he is taken for a bigot or a courageous blasphemer.

A. It would depend on whether he were convicted of a crime and the severity of the crime: for a misdemeanor, it's not likely he would be disbarred; for a serious felony, yes.

His chances very much depend on whether he is punished for remaining loyal or rewarded by middle-ground Tories who recognise he has tried to make the deal work.

However, that could depend on whether he is required to make further savings from the playing budget.

Offer a male fruit fly a choice between food soaked in alcohol and its nonalcoholic equivalent, and his decision will depend on whether he's mated recently or been rejected by a female.

Mr. Watt, 54, has learned to tailor his community presentations, depending on whether he is speaking on old turf or new.