Sentence examples for some dependable from inspiring English sources

But the A's do have some dependable hitters in Eric Chavez and Miguel Tejada.

The name had the shape and solidity of some dependable manufacturer or department store, a firm that would never go bust.

But stand and screech and gamely slosh the booze she does while Mr. Damon's spy helps win the war and later helps turn the C.I.A. into a shadow empire with some dependable character actors: Mr. De Niro as one of the agency's founders, the dependably great Alec Baldwin as an F.B.I. agent and an equally fine William Hurt as the pipe-smoking head of the C.I.A.

Under these difficult circumstances, it is essential to have some dependable way of determining the reliability of communication paths.

"The political fact of life is that unless you capture a terrorist in the act, or have some completely dependable information, there's always going to be some ambiguity about that person," he said.

Some lack dependable evidence, and agents may determine that others do not include hate-crime components as defined by federal law.

The network apparently believed that if Mr. Noth and some other dependable performers like Edward James Olmos, Charles Durning and Sonia Braga walked through an approximation of a best-selling novel, everything else would take care of itself.

Gone are some old dependable stocks like American Rubber or Eastman Kodak.

A host of local politicians, including some generally dependable Bloomberg allies, like the City Council Speaker Christine Quinn, said the cuts would be unacceptable, and parents and teachers spoke out against them from the steps of City Hall.

Some cheap, dependable, and easy to find horns include the Olds Ambassador, Conn Director, Browser "Made in Egypt", York, and many more.

He says that he has some difficulty finding dependable suppliers: the Hong Kong makers of his rubber eyeballs are superstitious about surrounding themselves with lots of eyeballs when the lunar New Year is at hand, for example.