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His script is a little cumbersome occasionally: some characters are required to deliver awkward set-piece speeches with bullets whistling past their nose.
Special advisers ministers' party-political staff are said to be hostile to research projects that they think may deliver awkward results.Under the previous (Labour) government, the Downing Street policy unit brought in experts and co-ordinated evidence-gathering and policymaking across Whitehall.
First dates are destined to deliver awkward silences, miscalculated hand-placement, and green vegetable remnants between your teeth.
Her singing was clear and lucid, even when she had to deliver from awkward supine positions; guzzling pills with her drink before a culminating mad scene, she handled Haydn's imaginatively limned descent into madness with feverish precision.
Not everybody enjoys period sex, so it's best not to initiate sex during your period and deliver an awkward surprise to your partner and a potentially frustrating response to you.
After the speeches in English and Urdu were delivered an awkward moment of inertia elapsed.
On May 10, Ms. Lerner delivered an awkward apology to Tea Party and other conservative groups whose applications for tax exemptions had been singled out for special scrutiny.
Occasionally, this smoothness can be jarring, especially when he delivers an awkward line, like this one, about Kennedy: "Three weeks later, he would meet the same fate in Dallas that President Diem had met in Saigon".
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) drew laughs ― and a few groans ― on Wednesday night when he delivered an awkward crack at Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt).
As a result, it raised eyebrows on Wednesday night when she delivered an awkward reference to doing her show without a commercial break ― not because of fleeing advertisers but because of all the material she had. .
CleIt Abeni (first name rhymes with "dice") is a veteran journalist and editor dedicated to harm reduction and compassionate living.
