Sentence examples for deliver fodder from inspiring English sources

On Thursday, President Nicolas Sarkozy toured a cattle farm in western France to announce an aid package and the service of soldiers and national trains to deliver fodder for livestock farmers.

The Government has appealed to the donor community for food, flour, rice, medicines and equipment, candles, heating supplies, warm clothing, as well as for funding to buy and deliver fodder for livestock.

Pulwarty believes past food crises show that "agencies respond late for the most part, delivering fodder when pastures were recovering or distributing seeds after rains have passed".

"Calliandra and leucaena are two leguminous trees which are known to deliver relatively quick pay offs for use as fodder for livestock," says Frank Place, impact assessment adviser at ICRAF and co-editor of the FAO guide.

Advisers conceded they were uncertain how to strike a balance between showing that they were not taking themselves too seriously (Mr. Perry flew to New York to deliver the "Top Ten Rick Perry Excuses" on CBS's "Late Show With David Letterman") without providing more fodder for a discrediting punch line.

Saline agriculture that exploits brackish water and salinized soils can deliver not only food products for human consumption, such as vegetables and fruits, but also cattle fodder, raw materials for industrial use, biofuel and biodiesel.

They are, however, certain to provide plenty of fodder — especially Trump, whose campaign has already been such a comedy gold mine that Letterman was lured out of retirement to deliver a Trump-themed Top 10 list in a surprise appearance this month.

For example the scenes of Marshall delivering firm slaps to Barney are ideal fodder for GIFs but also gave rise to "slap bet" and "Slapsgiving," which have stretched out over seasons and feel designed to live as Twitter hashtags.

It allowed the taste of the roasted zucchini, squash and eggplant to dominate, which was a good thing because they were roasted into deliciously sweet sandwich fodder, accented with pesto and delivered on a hearty roll.

But in QuinnWorld, this is fodder for a histrionic aria of alarm, delivered in a rising litany of asinine rhetorical questions: "Who was responsible?

The Yankees just have different fodder now.