Sentence examples for rely on a bit from inspiring English sources
ALL successful restaurants rely on a bit of theatrical staging.
In happier times – whatever that might mean for a city as destitute as Camden – local businesses on Haddon Avenue could at least rely on a bit of trade from those who made their money on the street.
Better to rely on a bit of advice from my buddy Ian, a music aficionado with a bigger album collection than a decent-sized music store, who's told me on more than one occasion: make sure the music flows.
Breeding a Sea the Stars relies on a bit of science and a lot of luck.
The WTO doesn't forecast economic growth directly; it takes its lead from other international organisations (Rabo Bank reckons the IMF is set to reduce its growth forecast in the next few weeks).What is interesting from the WTO announcement is that even the revised forecast relies on a bit of optimism.
Oizo's rework of "Little Bit of Feel Good" relies on a bit of tone-setting from a few samples from "Shake It," pitch-morphed to nearly unrecognizable formants and phonems.
After setting up for a field goal attempt on 4th and 26 from the Bears' 27-yard line, the Packers relied on a bit of misdirection to score the first touchdown.
"They've got Bresnan that I think they rely on quite a bit coming in at seven.
We're here to tell you that using credit responsibly during the holidays is perfectly fine; you may rely on credit a bit more than usual this time of year, but if you stay disciplined and pay your balance in full, you're in good shape.
"I think there can certainly be expectations from venture capitalist-based tech startups, but to grow food distribution successfully, the models that I've seen that have worked better rely on quite a bit of industry and slow, methodical growth, which can be kind of antithetical to the growth mindset in the venture capitalist world," he said.
So many plays rely on a general inertia and a bit of goodwill; you think, come on, raise my curiosity, give me a question I want to answer.
