Sentence examples for relied from inspiring English sources

It is the one series when capacity crowds can be relied upon.

But like the twin pictures of Malcolm X and Margaret Thatcher on Gove's office wall, combat can be relied on to hold attention.

I am now relying on the BBC investing in some Chinese government-style expertise to employ internet censors in Broadcasting House who can be relied on to block only any item which might upset the IOC lawyers – leaving me with the pleasure of hearing the racing tips, Vince Cable, and John Humphrys grumbling about any warm weather that accidentally comes to the UK.

Matthaus's contribution was solid rather than inspirational and for much of the game the Germans relied on free-kicks and centres, especially when they were provided by Brehme, for their scoring chances.

They cannot and should not be relied upon for any reasonable assessment of a person's health".

If this audacious act of jugaad underwrote the entire recovery effort, its day-to-day operations relied upon another, as the movements of hundreds of volunteers and thousands of donations, hot meals and pieces of construction material were tracked in a single, gigantic Google Docs spreadsheet never intended for any such purpose.

The study also relied on people self-reporting how much they were drinking, which isn't always reliable – especially as milk is also consumed in cereals and cooking.

The variety format was given modern twists – including premium rate phone-in competitions – and the show's success also relied heavily on the rapport between the studio audience, viewers and the hosts, who are regularly winners of the favourite TV presenter category at industry awards events.