Sentence examples for race depends from inspiring English sources

The perpetuation of the human race depends on good grammar.

What a writer makes of the complications of American race depends on the writer, I guess.

The course of any political race depends on voter mood, and this winter will test those emotions.

The fate of the whole of the human race depends on one man being able to stick the "p" noise in the word "purpose" during his address.

Finally, to a large measure, the extent to which Mr. Giuliani's health sets the tenor of the race depends on Mr. Giuliani himself.

For the nervous chiefs in Bournemouth, winning that race depends on whether they can use these new powers to grow their way out of trouble before the cuts threaten them with insolvency.

"I think we're very close to a two-person race, depending what happens Tuesday," Mr. Edwards said.

There were innuendos of racism, but whether it was just business or race depended on the vantage point.

The Sherman-Berman race — or the Berman-Sherman race, depending on one's loyalty — is one that has riveted political insiders in Los Angeles.

The Messengers gather on the same corner at the end of the working week to share beers and joints and maybe race, depending how much they consume.

Recommended withdrawal periods range between one week to 21 days before a race, depending on the particular corticosteroid as well as dosage.