Sentence examples for over depending from inspiring English sources

He eventually returned to Tottenham as manager in October 2008, very nearly (and possibly over, depending) a full half-century later.

He added: "Once this is all over, depending on what's happened, it may be that we have to re-examine where we are".

At this point, robots were supposed to have become walking, talking humanoids on casters that either cater to our every whim or plot to take us over, depending on which movie you watched.

They typically charged $2,000 and up to paint the buses, meaning some are a kaleidoscope of images while, in others, the yellow has been barely painted over, depending on the wherewithal of the driver.

You might even have a buck or two left over, depending on the city you live in.

You may have some left over depending on the size of the pot.

But whether he merely keeps the seat warm until elections next year — when Jacob Zuma, his party's leader, presumably will take over — depends on whether Mr. Zuma, 66, can continue to skirt the corruption charges that have long followed him.

When a sensitive parental provisioning allele was fixed, a particular solicitation strategy quickly invaded and evolved to high frequency, but which solicitation allele took over depended on the parental sensitivity genotype.

This also means that the striker can change between overs, depending on which end of the pitch he is when the over is called.

Whether or not they tip over depends in large part on two factors.

Millions of taxpayers age 65 and over depend heavily on Medicare to pay for health care costs once they retire or become otherwise ineligible for private group or individual health coverage.