And by the way, I think that it works fairly dependably at the extremes, but it does not work at all dependably otherwise.
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They had no hairdryers, dependably sterile water, or Amazon Prime.
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Good partners are reasonably and dependably available on issues that count.
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But first a quick primer on Romo, CBS's dependably psychic commentator.
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American readers have been dependably excited by the same breed of blockbuster.
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Book parties, then the center of literary social life, dependably provided them.
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And it's dependably good, no matter how far you are from the ocean.
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Nothing was more dependably outrageous night after night and nothing seemed less self-aware.
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In my experience, dependably great audio companies like Sennheiser have struggled with connectivity issues.
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"Saturday Night Live" has been dependably on our screens for 44 seasons and counting.
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But Republicans face competitive battles in Tennessee, Arizona and Texas, three dependably GOP states.
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When my first child did not dependably sleep through the night, my parents were puzzled.
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Dependably frozen lakes support cultural and economic activities like ice fishing, skating and winter festivals.
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Myers's iconic getup is still the stuff of nightmares, and the body count is dependably high.
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That is to say, the S&P 500 hasn't performed this dependably since the dotcom bubble.
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A hitter's "good-eye" and a pitcher's pin-point accuracy could be dependably rewarded using technology.
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Are you a beginner, looking to get a first drone that works dependably well for most purposes?
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Utah voters during Tuesday's midterm election approved Proposition 2, legalizing medical marijuana in a dependably conservative state.
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North Carolina is a swing state that was, until recently, dependably Republican, but polls have shown Mrs.
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Friendly and dependably cheerful, Guillén worked for free for years at a local radio station, Super Mix 101.9.
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I'm usually a total bottom and generally stick to a finite set of dependably-orgasmic (and horizontal) sex positions.
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Every psychopath he ever knew, my grandfather told me — he put the number at five — had been dependably hygienic.
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They need a certain amount of consistent cold weather — what growers call chill hours — followed by dependably warm weather.
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Yes, Henry, an amiable pharmacist, was wide-eyed and clueless, but he was as dependably kindhearted as Fred Rogers.
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But this fable, though dependably crowd-pleasing and beautifully sung, comes at the expense of a more significant theme: feminism.
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Japan is a land of many weird things, and as such, its fast food creations tend to be dependably curious.
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Yes, Texas, where, despite the Lone Star State's recent history of being dependably Republican, there is momentum against Mr. Trump.
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The best smart-home devices install easily, work dependably and make tasks that you need or want to do easier.
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Yes, the same subway that has become the target of expletive-filled social media rants for its dependably woeful performance.
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For the main dishes, the bistro basics, especially the steak au poivre, are dependably good, and the couscous is filling.
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This has forced media to take sides to gain market share: MSNBC is dependably liberal and FOX conservative, for example.
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This charismatic tenor, with his brawny voice and feral intensity, has become perhaps the most dependably exciting singer in opera.
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Dependably frozen lakes support cultural and economic activities, and ice roads across lakes and rivers provide lifelines for remote areas.
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Don't fret: The line out front may look depressingly long but it's dependably fast-moving, and the wait is worth it.
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Try teaming up with a dependably simpatico sibling ahead of time, and agree to encourage kind remarks and shut down snark.
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Prior to this investigation, Yediot Ahronot was generally regarded as a dependably independent "moderate" voice, with a habit of criticizing Netanyahu.
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But while that rumor pops up as dependably as a perennial, this time it has enough weight to merit some serious consideration.
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However, you might also want to invest in something you know you'll love, something you know will be comfortable and work dependably.
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Whatever his shortcomings, Fisher has earned a great deal of cushion for how dependably he's snuffed out the Seminoles' most detested rivals.
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Weather patterns will shift dramatically, so we won't be able to rely on areas we have dependably farmed for hundreds of years.
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The problem is that these groups don't vote in numbers comparable to older whites and evangelicals, who march dependably to the polls.
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His dependably well-tailored navy suits and white shirts even persuaded The New Yorker to call him a style icon last spring.
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Attractively deep orange inside and out, dependably juicy, easy to grow and wildly prolific, these robust prodigies rule the market in their season.
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In addition to dependably low heat, this cooker has a wonderfully simple, intuitive control panel that is very easy to set and read.
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It is merely another thing that kills people, maybe less efficiently than other things, but still in a dependably violent and inhuman way.
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His more formal elder brother, Moshe (Erik Lochtefeld, dependably fun to watch), an alpha politician, will serve as the nation's second prime minister.
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The 1080p touchscreen model I tested is the biggest battery hog of them all and could never dependably get me through a typical workday.
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All photos: Adam Clark Estes / GizmodoIf you're like me, you know Sennheiser as that sleek German company that makes dependably terrific headphones and microphones.
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Dependably genuine, and suffused with Mr. Jaglom's increasingly mellow intelligence, this lighthearted backstage drama will feel to his fans like a gathering of familiars.
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Opponents of the bill in that chamber included some of the most dependably liberal Democrats, who are generally in favor of criminal justice reform.
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The idea behind this test was to determine how dependably both smart speakers performed basic tasks like turning on the lights or adjusting their brightness.
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After that, they'll connect to that non-iOS device when you put the buds in your ear just as dependably as they do to iOS devices.
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Strategies UnitedHealth Group has been a stock market darling for much of the past decade, dependably churning out earnings increases and rewarding shareholders with staggering returns.
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Noche Flamenca, the beloved flamenco troupe, can eschew spectacle and concepts for a simple presentation, because it can rely on its dependably thrilling star, Soledad Barrio.
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McBride and Hill's humor is dependably ridiculous, and the Vice Principals trailer accordingly promises plenty of filth and slapstick to keep you entertained for half an hour.
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It's not far off from a Google version of Apple TV, a more expensive streaming device that lets you dependably cast video to your TV using AirPlay.
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And if the right case makes it to the Supreme Court, the Trump-nominated replacement to Kennedy and four other dependably conservative justices could overturn Roe v.
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We were disappointed by the quality lapse so atypical of Lexus, and can't recommended a product that failed in its core mission of dependably moving people around.
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Based on Michael Connelly's long-running series of novels, the show has a reputation for dependably delivering both action and nostalgia, thanks to its classic procedural feel.
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The state has been dependably Republican in presidential elections, but the state has a Democratic governor -- Steve Bullock -- who was re-elected the same night that Trump won.
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"We must deepen the development of debt-to-equity swaps governed by the market and law, actively and dependably promote de-leveraging," Guo said, according to the statement.
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When all of these factors come together, you've got a set of dependably connected earbuds that pump well-tuned audio straight into your brain while blocking out adjacent noise.
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Affordable wireless headphonesCost$100LikeSleek design and dependable connectivityNo likeJust decent sound qualityThe Jabra Move Style will do all the most important things wireless headphones need to do dependably well.
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Alex Dickerson, meanwhile, is Renfroe's antonym, an analytical darling who lacks Renfroe's ceiling as a power bat but gets on base everywhere he goes with dependably excellent plate discipline.
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" In the same column, Buchanan wrote: "The more multiracial, multiethnic, multicultural, multilingual America becomes -- the less it looks like Ronald Reagan's America -- the more dependably Democratic it will become.
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" Friedman said the crash "demonstrates that Tesla's system can't dependably navigate common road situations on its own, and fails to keep the driver engaged exactly when it is needed most.
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These facts mean that our growing demands on water use stand in contrast to the already built infrastructure and puts additional strain to dependably provide enough clean water to society.
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The long-standing US support of apartheid South Africa -- a dependably anti-communist Western colonial power -- looks inexcusable today, especially the Reagan administration's refusal to back sanctions in the 1980s.
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Some of the most intriguing of it alights at the Public Theater's dependably enticing Under the Radar Festival, whose panoply of contemporary performance stokes the appetite for the year ahead.
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But as dependably pliant as congressional Republicans have been since Trump became the GOP nominee last year, there are many signs that Trump can't actually get what he wants this time.
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Jackman chose to forego haircuts in 2003 while he was promoting the "X-Men" sequel, but he lopped it off the next year and has had dependably short hair ever since.
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By the time of Bill Clinton's presidency, the dependably Republican Mr. Starr had built a prestigious career as an attorney, appellate judge and solicitor general under President George H. W. Bush.
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Designed to make a man recede into the background, to render him a neutral foil to a woman's resplendent plumage, evening wear is a formula for guys: reliable and dependably dull.
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Time Warner Cable must know it, too, because in my recent experience, the company's swindled me out hundreds of dollars by overcharging me for service that's been dependably slow but hardly dependable.
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Kuo noted that the improvements have led to shipping times for AirPods on Apple's website dropping to a manageable one to three days, while Apple Stores dependably have the buds in stock.
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It's a really bad matchup for a Wisconsin team that is extreeeemely Wisconsin, all defense and running game, with a quarterback who has yet to prove he can dependably carry the offense.
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No group of voters is more dependably Democratic than black women, who voted overwhelmingly for Clinton over Sanders, by a three-to-one margin, even as he narrowly won younger black voters.
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The dependably delightful Santino Fontana ("Crazy Ex-Girlfriend") leads the cast of the stage adaptation, which has a score by David Yazbek ("The Band's Visit") and a book by Robert Horn ("13").
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Ms. Franklin has been a staple of the New York comedy scene for nearly two decades, establishing herself as a dependably hilarious stand-up who seems to fit effortlessly into any performance.
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"I have an alert for Trump's tweets, so my iPhone beeps dependably early in the morning as soon as he hits Twitter," Mark Landler, a White House correspondent, said in an email.
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The mezzo-soprano Maria Zifchak, who reigns in New York as Suzuki, Butterfly's maid, was, as ever, dependably affecting in Anthony Minghella's vivid production, one of the triumphs of the Met's past decade.
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Think of it this way: In northern US cities that have to deal with snow and ice for several months of the year, city trucks are dependably clearing and salting roads before dawn.
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"I believe it is important to gradually and dependably reduce the degree of monetary policy accommodation when the outlook for price developments in the euro area permits us to do so," he said.
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Because lots of major pop stars now have great, big voices, maybe it's easy to forget that most Americans had never heard anything quite as dependably great and shockingly big as Ms. Franklin's.
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It turns out, for example, that only some addictive drugs, namely cocaine and amphetamine, dependably provoke huge releases of dopamine; many others — including nicotine and alcohol — do so inconsistently or hardly at all.
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The Society provides dependably secure performances of them year in, year out; this season's crew includes the harpsichordist Kenneth Weiss, the violinist Kristin Lee, the bassist Scott Pingel, and the hornist Stewart Rose.
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But these lawmakers, backed by an array of right-leaning outside groups, are some of the most dependably conservative members of Congress and were hailed for their steadfast opposition in the Obama years.
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For the rest of us who spend over an hour per day on the subway, we need them to fix the signals to permit more trains to run more often and more dependably.
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The book, with its high-gloss cover stock and magazine-file slipcase, is meant to evoke the dependably voluminous September issues; its breadth allows the page spreads of the past to sprawl luxuriously.
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By turns goofy and sassy — with the two women in the production, Sally Hare and Brianna Taylor, delivering most of the sass — it recycles the same dependably eye-catching devices in routine after routine.
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Good horror movies make fright palpable, which Mr. Eggers does with dependably spooky stuff like abrupt edits that fall as heavily as William's ax and shifts in sound levels that fill silences with a choral caterwauling.
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In the years since he dependably turned out small-town American classics like "Nobody's Fool" (1993) and the Pulitzer Prize-winning "Empire Falls" (2001), Richard Russo has spent a lot of time wandering in the wilderness.
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Leo's ruling planet, the Sun, dependably rises every morning—and dependability is something you can lack in your life as a mutable sign (signs that fall at the end of a season, symbolizing change and flow).
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The Vizio soundbar system could work, if I told the Home Hub to cast the music to the TV. There must be a weak link in this chain, though, because I couldn't get it to work dependably.
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Expanding suburbs in the Richmond area, for instance, have meant that Powhatan County, which has been among the most dependably Republican counties in the state, now has a Walmart — and Republicans are sometimes challenged for local office.
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She's also a potentially important aggregator of delegates that Sanders might otherwise lose to Buttigieg and others, assuming that he believes he can dependably reconcile with his longtime ally-turned-rival as the race comes toward its conclusion.
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"Next to housework, the thing that we most dependably hate about our daily lives is our commute," said Dan Buettner, the author of "The Blue Zones Solution: Eating and Living Like the World's Healthiest People" (National Geographic, 2015).
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As a hardened reporter — biting on a pencil, a phone cradled to his ear — Mr. Carroll had a flair for detail and nuance in articles that he seemed to write effortlessly and that he delivered dependably on deadline.
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These increases are not only due to the actual price tag to pay for the infrastructure, but the ripple effect this has on U.S. agriculture and commerce being unable to dependably and quickly move crops and products to market.
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Computers' new ability to recognise almost anyone's speech dependably without training is the latest manifestation of the power of "deep learning", an artificial-intelligence technique in which a software system is trained using millions of examples, usually culled from the internet.
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There is an alluring, if unnerving, sense of decay in Armitano Domingo's work, but it's only skin deep; the plates, he assures, are dependably sturdy because he uses a rare high-temperature gas kiln that reaches highs of around 2,300 degrees.
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DETROIT (Reuters) - New vehicles may run dependably, but the fiddly business of connecting a mobile phone and giving voice commands to cars continue to bother U.S. drivers in the first three years of ownership, according to a survey released on Wednesday.
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The 18th Congressional District runs from the rural southwest corner of the state, a blue-collar wedge of gas fields and coal mines, up to the middle- and upper-class Pittsburgh suburbs, a mix of dependably Democratic communities and Republican strongholds.
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If you forced me to name the most dependably challenging exhibition maker in the neighborhood, I'd pick Jenny Jaskey — the director of this nonprofit gallery, associated with Hunter College, whose semester-long experiments push established artists outside their comfort zones.
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Mr. Scalise, who represents one of the most dependably Republican districts in Louisiana, was a reliable critic of President Barack Obama and largely a strong supporter of President Trump, who once recorded a birthday message for one of the congressman's children.
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Some in the alumni community, like Ms. Rowan, believed that the university had come to see the comedy component of Orgo Night, which was not always 100 percent dependably anodyne, as a liability in an age of heightened political sensitivities.
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Some of the parody lands, such as a running joke about how Natalie is trapped in a PG-13 world, where her foul language is dependably bleeped out by street traffic and prim edits elide her efforts to have sex.
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If a bacterium swims dependably toward the left or the right when there is a food source in that direction, it is better adapted, and will flourish more, than one that swims in random directions and so only finds the food by chance.
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"Over the past week or so, we have not been able to dependably offer the level of service that we hoped for," Kevin Corbett, executive director of the statewide transit agency, said at a meeting of New Jersey Transit's board of directors in Newark.
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Filmed in New Zealand and China and based on Steve Alten's more than 20-year-old novel, the story digs up Jonas (Jason Statham, dependably stubbly), a former deep-sea rescue diver sucking on psychological wounds after a previous encounter with the titular beast.
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Rather it's because the Patriots are the actual thing that his grifter's instincts and "Great Again" sloganeering are constantly trying to evoke — a dependably, reliably excellent American institution, of the kind that people in the pre-Vietnam era took for granted, and that our own era struggles to reproduce.
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Although their previous eight albums vary in many ways, their streamlined, explosive sound is so dependably uniform it seemed they could have continued in that vein forever, especially given that their previous album — and first in ten years — No Cities to Love, further condensed that sound to its raw essence.
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In April, the dependably funny stand-up comic broke into the national consciousness with a scathing set at the White House Correspondents' Association dinner, which since they didn't invite a comic this year, was so cutting that it may have ended a venerable tradition that was probably better off gone.
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As fish-out-of-water lawyer Josh (Nicholas D'Agosto) struggles to prove that his bumbling client Larry (the dependably great John Lithgow) didn't kill his wife, the town of East Peck comes alive with oddballs played to perfection by the likes of Sherri Shepherd (20173 Rock) and Jayma Mays (Glee).
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"Given the evolution of malicious code and constantly changing environments, it's critical that security controls adapt quickly and dependably," Milbourne says, and he underlines the need to stay ahead of current threats and be able to predict future attacks, which can be achieved through the use of a collective threat intelligence ecosystem.
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In this unsettled stage of the race, she's testing the appetite for whether hard-core party activists who dependably attend Iowa's first-in-the-nation caucuses are open to backing a candidate who promotes her progressive record even as she touts the number of Republicans -- or former Republicans -- who approach her to pledge their support.
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In the talk Everett gives about Pirahã to general audiences, one of the moments when he most dependably delights the crowd is in describing how the men can spear a fish by throwing a spear down into the water, while when he gave it a try he could barely get the spear to pierce the surface and the men laughed at him.
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It doesn't take long to lose yourself in the rhythms of mountain travel: the morning climb and long afternoon descent, the dependably undependable weather, the never quite knowing what you're going to see over the crest of the next high pass or who's going to emerge from the mist along the trail—though, unlike Ötzi, you can be fairly sure the stranger isn't going to kill you.
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