Sentence examples for his dependable from inspiring English sources

His dependable quintet includes the trumpeter Brian Lynch and the pianist Bill Mays.

It had nothing to do with his passing skills or his dependable jump shot.

Uribe, 34, has carved out a 13-year career in the major leagues because of his dependable glove and the bonhomie he brings to a clubhouse.

Wilson seems to have mislaid his dependable good cheer, or else traded it for a lonely ruefulness; he really needs someone (one of his old partners, maybe, like Vince Vaughn or Ben Stiller) to bounce his lines off.

The formal evening, held as a fund-raiser for the first professional site for live theater in White Plains in decades, featured the comedian Bob Newhart, who in his dependable style delivered jokes about driving schools, flying and preadolescent views of the Ten Commandments.

McEwan is one of the least flashy stylists of his generation, less quotable than Martin Amis or Julian Barnes, but, especially in Atonement and now this book, his voice has settled into scrupulous, sensual rhythms in which even something as simple as a 24-hour news bulletin is subject to careful choices of adjective and noun: "The synthesised bleeps, the sleepless anchor and his dependable jaw".

The small labels that Barry worked at had a tendency to run aground financially, but perhaps his most dependable asset was his resilience — a facility for dusting himself off and moving on to the next venture.

But she's hardly the next Sanders the Vermont senator, after all, was beloved for his dogmatically dependable ideology, and his position as a Democratic party outsider.

But she's hardly the next Sanders the Vermont senator, after all, was beloved for his dogmatically dependable ideology, and his position as a Democratic party outsider.

He is 34 and only appeared in his last game in October, but he has already moved beyond the reputation of his consistently dependable playing career.

Manning turned at last to his most dependable option.