He was in a passion when he talked about that, rely upon it.
Depend upon it, a woman never shows her true strength, of either virtue or forbearance, until she has to rely upon herself alone.
It begets a feeling of dependence to place a boy in such a situation; and, rely upon it, if he stays there long, it will spoil him for anything better all his days.
God be my helper now--He is all I have to rely upon.
I will set about it immediately, and, rely upon it, I will do my best for your protege.
It was vain for them to rely upon a majority of forty-six, vain for them to call a motion for information factious.
Rely upon it that I shall sooner or later learn the secret underlying this treacherous business.
Rely upon it, I shall contrive to accept the next invitation, come what may.
It was her destiny to marry this Holbrook, rely upon it; and had you been on the spot to protect your own interests, the result would have been just the same.
We two should not meet and part lightly, rely upon it.
For the description of conditions in Turkestan, especially in Tunhuang, I rely upon my own studies, but studies by A.
Thus, she tried to rely upon the co-operation of the eastern gentry which since the Northern Chou and Sui dynasties had been out of power.
Rely upon this, Tom--should any such chance of clearing your memory present itself, it will not be neglected.
He is no more ill than I am, Charles; rely upon that.
Rely upon it, the police are now looking for him if they have the slightest suspicion that he is here.
Rely upon it, I'll give Mr. Attorney-General as little to lay hold of as possible.
Rely upon it, Norman, she also gave orders that you were to be shown into the morning-room, although she pretended to be annoyed at it.
Please yourself about it; either trust me or not, as you will; but if you do trust me, rely upon it I shall find some way of helping you.
Rely upon it, that his conduct in Parliament will not disgrace you, (no, no, no!
I wrote a long letter to Anna, and described in lively colours my own agreeable surprise, desired her to be of good heart, and to rely upon my prudence.
Rely upon me,--rely upon the knowledge of a man of the world, and of one who still possesses some portion of what is called a heart.
Well, my lad, I must see your master; and if I sent up my card, the odds are he would not see me, so I rely upon you to show me up without announcing me.
When anything was to be heard or said I had to rely upon my companions to furnish both ears and tongue.
What was left for me but to rely upon my own resources, and press these weary fingers and this worn and ragged pen into the service?
Francesco refutes Augustine's accusations with some warmth: You say that I rely upon my abilities, although I certainly discover no indication of genius in myself, unless it be the fact that I place no faith in possessing it.
I, therefore, judged myself bound to be the servant of the Church of God, in the particular point on which I had obtained mercy: namely, in being able to take God by His word and to rely upon it.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "rely upon" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
