He was consistently and dependably, well, subpar.
But our friends loyally and dependably showed up, tolerating our idiosyncrasies and not snoring too loudly.
Acclaimed as a "rising choreographer" by the New Yorker and "dependably thoughtful and gutsy" by the New York Times, Rebecca Stenn, dancer, choreographer, educator, author, founded Rebecca Stenn Company in 1996.
For a few years, he won so frequently and dependably, and with such panache, that it seemed possible that perfection could exist on a tennis court.
"We make life easier for busy families by getting kids where they need to go, safely and dependably, when their parents can't," she says.
Their fans remain perhaps the last reliable — and dependably solvent — demographic in a music industry that has been hammered into fragments by the Internet.
Incidental Intelligence: The entry for "Nuts & Bolts" in the efficient and dependably alphabetical Yellow Pages of the New York Telephone Company is "See 'Bolts….
What if Sandy hadn't hit the East Coast last week, and created all the voting problems we saw today in New Jersey and New York, two big and dependably Democratic states?
The company roster is not entirely set yet, but the Avignon Festival of avant-garde dance (July 10 to Aug. 2) is an important and dependably provocative event.
In fact, the beauty industry was one of the most resilient and dependably priced of all throughout the latest recession – nail-care businesses and lipstick sellers in particular.
Once you discover your "fit block" (the chain's technical term for body type), you can buy multiple pairs of pants, even online, quickly and dependably.
