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Sentences ending with depend

Besides, this hour will teach us on whom we can depend. [10]
It followed from the way in which he lived that he must have some means of support upon which he could depend. [6]
Doesn't it depend? [4]

Short sentences using depend

I could depend upon him. [5]
What does it depend upon? [7]

Sentences containing depend two or more times

Aye, you certainly will, depend upon that my beauty, depend upon that!--Here, Anubis! [10]
For the success of the dinner does not necessarily depend upon the talk being brilliant, but it does depend upon its being general, upon keeping the ball rolling round the table; the old-fashioned game becomes flat when the balls all disappear into private pockets. [4]

More example sentences with the word depend in them

But I tell you, as you know, that everything will depend upon a leader, even if you secure the men.... [11]
Take any road you please, you may depend upon it you will not stay in it half a mile. [5]
What manly pride would have cheerfully permitted him to accept was opposed by the defiant desire to show me, your father, you, the whole world, that he would depend upon himself, and needed assistance neither from human beings nor even the gods. [10]
Obviously no animal would be capable of admiring such scenes as the heavens at night, a beautiful landscape, or refined music; but such high tastes are acquired through culture, and depend on complex associations; they are not enjoyed by barbarians or by uneducated persons. [1]
When I was with people, they liked me; when I was away from them, I couldn't depend upon them. [11]
What I do wish is that our further acquaintance shall depend upon yourself. [7]
If the Kanakas who have been caring for him (inveterate riders they are) have not ridden him half to death every day themselves, you can depend upon it they have been doing the same thing by proxy, by clandestinely hiring him out. [5]
Serious questions to which she had never given a thought had been brought before her; and yet, in this brief period of anxiety she had gained the precious sense of youthfulness and of capacity for action when she had to depend on herself. [10]
Whether primeval man, when he possessed but few arts, and those of the rudest kind, and when his power of language was extremely imperfect, would have deserved to be called man, must depend on the definition which we employ. [1]
All these things were put together, and, though passed in separate acts, were nevertheless, in legislation (as the speeches at the time will show), made to depend upon each other. [7]
Now you know we're obliged to put people into those houses to take care of 'em--very often undeserving people that we can't depend upon. [12]
For at last we have chosen a man who is strong enough, --who does not fear your fire-eaters,--whose electors depend on Northern votes alone. [9]
His characteristic answer was: "I place no value on these forms unless they depend upon and express the inner self. [10]
I won't depend upon Ward's judgment, or anybody's else--I want to see with my own eyes, and form my own opinion. [5]
The advertisements depend upon the circulation; the circulation is likely to dwindle if too much space is occupied by advertisements, or if it is evident that the paper belongs to its favored advertisers. [4]
After all, depend upon it, it is better to be worn out with work in a thronged community, than to perish of inaction in a stagnant solitude take this truth into consideration whenever you get tired of work and bustle. [14]
You may depend upon it I will put no obstacle in her way. [10]
So the young Tutor and Number Five read together pretty regularly, and came to depend upon their meeting over a book as one of their stated seasons of enjoyment. [6]
If they were to show you the Brazen Serpent that was elevated in the wilderness, you could depend upon it that they had on hand the pole it was elevated on also, and even the hole it stood in. [5]
It is strange to see how we are all coming to depend upon the friendly aid of Number Five in our various perplexities. [6]
If I wished to describe the journey in its regular order I should be forced to depend upon the statements of others. [10]
In darkness, however, those things were naught, because judgment must depend on the eyes and senses of others. [11]
But pretty soon they see that long-legged undertaker make a sign to the preacher as much as to say, "Don't you worry--just depend on me. [5]
The continuance of these relations between the two depended, as it should depend, upon mutual advantage and mutual good-will. [4]
A part of the scheme of those who work for the reformation of criminals is to render punishment more certain, and to let its extent depend upon reformation. [4]
You heard what the Queen required of him-- that on Trinity Day he should preach before her, and upon this preaching should depend his safety. [11]
She had seen the props on which she might depend removed from under her feet. [10]
I believe that the fathers were right in making government depend upon the consent of the governed. [4]
The width of the different zones Europe lies in depend upon the surrounding country. [5]
Suppose, for example, that you don't get me, that my will intervenes, granting it to be conceivable that your future happiness and welfare, as you insist, depend upon your getting me--which I doubt. [9]
The soldiery found that they could depend utterly on Joan, and upon her alone. [5]
We have learned that that is not the best game; the best game is when you not only depend on the carom, but in going to the cushion before you carom; that is to say, including the whole table, and making things lively. [4]
The character of that movement, however, must depend upon circumstances which may change any day and almost any hour. [7]
I was sure that I could depend upon him: the more so that once frail of body he had developed into a strong, well-controlled man. [11]
Karagina had replied that for her part she was agreeable, and everything depend on her daughter's inclination. [2]
They had but ten days' short allowance of food; the long-boat was towing the others; they could not depend on making any sort of definite progress in the doldrums, and they had four or five hundred miles of doldrums in front of them yet. [5]
Treasonable, you mean,--to strike when the lives of hundreds of thousands of your fellow countrymen depend on your labour. [9]
The nature and strength of the feelings which we call regret, shame, repentance or remorse, depend apparently not only on the strength of the violated instinct, but partly on the strength of the temptation, and often still more on the judgment of our fellows. [1]
He could not stop what was going on before him and around him and was supposed to be directed by him and to depend on him, and from its lack of success this affair, for the first time, seemed to him unnecessary and horrible. [2]
If Louisiana shall send members to Congress, their admission to seats will depend, as you know, upon the respective Houses, and not upon the President. [7]
Absolute equality is seen to depend upon absolute supremacy of the state. [4]
This is a remarkable coincidence with what, as we have seen, occurs with mankind, and both cases probably depend on the same cause. [1]
Whether a great poet or not will depend on the scale we use and the meaning we affix to the term. [6]
I had always perceived, that rare and strongly-marked deviations of structure, deserving to be called monstrosities, could seldom be preserved through natural selection, and that the preservation of even highly-beneficial variations would depend to a certain extent on chance. [1]
Our specialists, more particularly, depend on the month's product, on the yearly crop of new facts, new suggestions, new contrivances, as much as the farmer on the annual yield of his acres. [3]
It's pretty safe out here; can't strike any bottom here, you can depend on that. [5]
Will you give our enemies such military advantages as insure success, and then depend on coaxing, flattery, and concession to get them back into the Union? [7]
We could follow other courses that would be more showy; but none that would be so truly kind and wise, depend upon it. [5]
I can depend on you for that, can't I? [5]
Besides--lay the roll on the table, Janche--besides, as you have already heard, the final decision does not depend upon myself.--Take care, Jan. That little package is breakable! [10]
Numbers depend primarily on the means of subsistence, and this depends partly on the physical nature of the country, but in a much higher degree on the arts which are there practised. [1]
Oshondonto knew that on the issue of this shameless business--this cruel sport of Silver Tassel--would depend his future on the Peace River. [11]
We may depend on that with a four-ace confidence. [5]
Everything would depend on showing herself to Cleopatra as she was, not as slander represented her. [10]
That must depend on how you behave during the last hours that you belong to us. [10]
You could depend on her for every duty; she was as true as steel. [6]
I could depend on a kind welcome from my contemporaries,--my coevals. [6]
Animals inhabiting deserts offer the most striking cases, for the bare surface affords no concealment, and nearly all the smaller quadrupeds, reptiles, and birds depend for safety on their colours. [1]
On his manner of treating her therefore would depend what measure of respect she might look for as his wife. [10]
The chief value of these works does not accordingly depend upon the accidental, which passes. [4]
As the Duchess of Snowdon had said: "It would all depend upon the other man, whoever he might be. [11]
So that part of our little domestic drama is over, and we can only wish the pair that is to be all manner of blessings consistent with a reasonable amount of health in the community on whose ailings must depend their prosperity. [6]
Now, would you not gain more in a rectification of your position than you would lose in other ways, by making suffrage depend upon an educational qualification? [4]
Why will you not depend upon us? [5]
But she had none; and Wolf, on whose unselfish love she could depend, was the last person whom she could initiate into her secret. [10]
They depend so much upon the meetings--" "I reckon they can stand it for one night," said the old man. [8]
I haven't paid much attention to them, either, but I am fond of them, and depend upon them, too. [9]
I think from Mr. Nicholls' character I may depend on this not being a mere transitory impulsive feeling, but rather that it will be accepted steadily as a duty, and discharged tenderly as an office of affection. [14]
Most newspapers cost more than they sell for; they could not live by subscriptions; for any profits, they certainly depend upon advertisements. [4]
I depend on me tongue, not on me looks, which goes against me. [11]
It seems to me cruel that what is called salvation, the solution of the problem of life, should depend upon an accidental discovery. [9]
That would depend, many would say, upon what kind of a husband he is. [4]
Balloon is a man we know and can depend on to be true to himself. [5]
This is the main fact we have to depend on. [6]
But the author loses all control of his property, and its profit to him may depend upon his continuing to make over his books to the same publisher. [4]
If she was like our Susan Posey, now!--but we must do the best we can; and if Mr. Gridley once sets himself to it, you may depend upon it he 'll make it all come right. [6]
At every election, let every Whig act as though he knew the result to depend upon his action. [7]
His royal brother left him in the lurch where he was entitled to depend upon his assistance. [10]
Because he was just the kind of person you could depend on to spoil a little thing like that if you didn't warn him, his tongue was so handy, and his spirit so willing, and his information so uncertain. [5]
I hope... but it will depend on her...." "I will speak to her when I have your consent.... Do you give it to me? [2]
I couldn't tell; it mightn't be anything at all; you can't depend on your eyes when your imagination is out of focus. [5]
Simplicity in literature is mainly a matter of clear vision and lucid expression, however complex the subject-matter may be; exactly as in life, simplicity does not so much depend upon external conditions as upon the spirit in which one lives. [4]
But if Evelyn is ever to be self-reliant it is time she should depend more on herself. [4]
And if he is a swell invalid, who isn't obliged to depend upon parks for his country air, he can drive inside--if he owns his vehicle. [5]
I was not informed that the verdict was going to depend upon my judgment, but that makes not the least difference in the world when you already know all about it. [5]
How she longed in that instant for her father or Captain Lige, for some man's strength, to depend upon. [9]
Therefore he persisted in making his decision for the future depend upon her reception. [10]
Potter has no imagination, and no great deal of culture, perhaps, but he has a historical mind and a good memory, and so he is the person I depend upon mainly to post me up when I get back from a scout. [5]
Why, there's nothing I wouldn't do for them if I could depend on them, I'd build 'em houses, I'd have automobiles to take 'em home. [9]
It isn't that I couldn't do without them, I've come to depend on them in another way. [9]
The Welshman said Huck had good spots in him, and the widow said: "You can depend on it. [5]
Harris had had his corns tested and regulated at the government observatory in Heidelberg, and one could depend upon them with confidence. [5]
A kind word hath far more power than an angry one, and much may depend on the way in which a man ordereth his speech. [10]
The civilization that has gone forth from England is a self-sustaining one, vital to grow where it is planted, in vast communities, in an order that does not depend, as that of the Roman world did, upon edicts and legions from the capital. [4]
His decision, he had added in the chilling manner characteristic of him, would depend upon circumstances. [10]
The risk was great, however, for his Arabic was too good and he had to depend upon the ghdzeeyeh's adroitness, on the peculiar advantage of being under the protection of the mistress of the house as large as the Omdah's. [11]
I was the friend, myself; I thought I might do you a good turn then and depend on you to do me one by and by. [5]
It is better for the workman that he should prosper, for the fund of capital accumulated is that upon which they depend to give them wages in a dull time. [4]
If the Duke's favour and adoption must depend on the answer he must now give, well, let it be; his last state could not be worse than his first. [11]
And besides, the fate of the Fatherland did not depend on whether they took the Saltanov dam or not, as we are told was the case at Thermopylae. [2]

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