Sentence examples for a break from delivering from inspiring English sources

Mr. Durang keeps the comedy crackling along, culminating in the ludicrous marriage counseling session during which the presiding priest takes a break from delivering useless platitudes and unhelpful advice to impersonate a piece of bacon frying.

Gritty portraits of people at work in the late 1940s — loading coffee on the Brooklyn docks, taking a cigarette break from delivering newspapers — are balanced against a picture of partying intellectuals at George Plimpton's in 1963.

A technical and design breakthrough, the e-cigarette looks like a USB flash drive and, in a break from past vaping products, delivers high levels of nicotine that are smooth, not harsh.

There's no time for breakfast – he has to catch three buses across the river to Russell Square for an 8am start – so at 10am he takes a break from moving chairs and tables, delivering parcels and setting up AV equipment.

The News -- Taking a break from his war speeches, President Bush delivered one on the economy on Monday, promoting tax cuts and recent job-growth figures.

At 9 a.m., though, Barbara and I take a break from the Middle East to hear Bishop John Chane deliver the Friday morning service, "Searching for a Common Language in the 21st Century," a philosophical sermon on how Christianity, and other religions, need to find a new, universal language to describe their fundamental wisdom about the central role of compassion in life.

Hundreds of thousands of people have taken to the streets across Catalonia to support a break from Spain which local leaders want to deliver next year in spite of legal blocks by the central government.

Martelly delivered his speech, promising a break from the past, leavening the message with a song.