Sentence examples for there relied from inspiring English sources
Perry just got much better press when he was in Lubbock or Beaumont than when newspapers and TV stations there relied on stories out of Austin, which tended to be much more cynical or negative.
The blog WhatKateWore.com, which chronicles the duchess's fashions (no surprise there), relied on a tweet by Roya Nikkhah of The Telegraph to identify the creamy merino wool baby shawl (by G. H. Hurt & Son, which, according to The Daily Mail, has since been flooded with requests).
Given a status higher than a village (pueblo) but lower than a city (ciudad), San Antonio became the only villa in Texas, and the colonists who settled there relied on farming and ranching to survive.
The success of the immunization campaign there relied heavily on the careful planning of the Government Health Inspector and the farmers' association, who undertook the task of organizing strategic vaccination sites.
Written records and archaeobotanical evidence indicate that communities there relied on the cultivation of millets and sorghum, and this has been linked to the "social segregation" of Muslims and, in particular, to a deterioration in their social standing following the Christian Reconquest (Ruiz, 2001).
His people there rely on him to provide for all their needs.
I'll tell you this: there are other teams out there relying on catchers that are not as good defensively as Jesus is, that is for sure.
Local agribusinesses there rely on a work force largely composed of immigrants, thousands of whom are believed to be in the country illegally.
The animals and plants there rely on each other to provide food, manure, nutrients, and the symbiotic diversity that any sustainable farm requires.
Everything else is as an exact a copy as possible of what was there, relying on photographs and the memories of relatives and frequent visitors.
He would drive his son into the Commons, though he had no right to be there, relying "on a cheery wave and a dog-eared copy of Hansard, left casually on the rear window shelf of the car, to get us past the policeman at the gate".
