Sentence examples for deliver at some point from inspiring English sources

But there was world-class talent in their team – Littbarski, European footballer of the year Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, Klaus Fischer, Paul Breitner – and someone surely had to deliver at some point.

"It will be delivered at some point in the future.

But without commenting on the timing, Liz Truss, the Conservative environment secretary, insisted the plan was "absolutely" going be delivered at some point because it was a "clear manifesto pledge".

One of the guideposts that no longer seems to provide much guidance is that the price of oil on any given day was usually higher than the price of oil delivered at some point in the future.

As of yesterday, my new Apple iMac was to be delivered at some point this afternoon.

One speech, Trump said was the one she delivered that seemed to lift significant passages from Michelle Obama's 2008 speech, and the other was the speech that she'll be delivering at some point this week before the convention wraps up.

It is unclear whether Kim will discuss the possibility of talks with the U.S., but a spokesperson for the delegation confirmed that Seoul's insistence that North Korea denuclearize would be delivered at some point during the trip.

"We said we could deliver at that point; her survivability was quoted at basically zero percent," Dr. Jenson said.

The only way to respond is to drive belief by proving your value through the experience you deliver at every point of interaction.

However, the findings revealed that some women were apparently transfused during pregnancy but did not go on to deliver at that point meaning that certain parts of the questionnaire (maternal outcome/infant outcome) were not filled in.

She, too, delivered pizza at some point.