Sentence examples for deliver a hearing from inspiring English sources

At one point, a salesman comes to deliver a hearing aid for a week's free trial.

In 1889, for example, a man called Huntington Smith (working from a French version) abridged the novel into two sections - one for stories, one for essays - retitled it "The Physiology of War", and explained that Tolstoy was significant because he "had a message to deliver, a message worth hearing, and the world has shown itself ready to hear".

The mission is intended to challenge the economic blockade imposed by Israel and deliver a cargo of 200 hearing aids for a deaf school and 5,000 balloons.

George Bernard Shaw described his own thinking about the political economy as a continuation of the ideas of George, whom he had once heard deliver a speech.

Information about the onset of hearing loss and the progression to severe to profound hearing loss deliver a more accurate clinical profile of the pediatric cochlear implant population.

He had called this hearing to deliver a message to the securitization industry.

The young woman who was assaulted by Scott Johnson had mentioned the beauty of the spot when, to the surprise of everyone involved, she showed up at the sentencing hearing to deliver a victim's statement about how Johnson had betrayed her with an act that still haunts her every day.

(Indeed, one of them, former Commodity Futures Trading Commission head Brooksley Born, was on hand at the hearing to deliver a deserved "I told you so").

McDonald's great-uncle, the Rev. Martin Hunter, took the stand during the hearing to deliver a victim impact statement he wrote through McDonald's eyes.

But when did you last hear Cathy Ashton deliver a speech on the future challenges facing Europe?

I've never heard anybody deliver a whole album that way.