Sentence examples for deliver it from from inspiring English sources

(End-to-end delay) The end-to-end delay of a packet d e is the expected time required to deliver it from its source to its destination: d e ( R, Λ ) = L v ( R, Λ ) = L R E [ d q ] = E [ H ] E [ d q ]. (11).

What Hong Kong needs is economic reforms that can deliver it from its economic marginalization caused by globalization.

China is now the world's largest coal consumer, and its power plants are burning coal faster than its aging railroads can deliver it from domestic mines, most of which are in the north.

AT LAST Romania may have a government with the political means to deliver it from poverty.

"There were a number of people suggesting he deliver it from the lectern," I was informed by one of the leader's own circle.

A number of countries have offered to bring in aid and deliver it from the south, by ship, but the junta has refused.

They delivered it from the embassy".

He had delivered it from his own pulpit at Beth Haverim Shir Shalom in Mahwah on Super Bowl Sunday.

And Ronaldo nearly delivers it from another fine cross from the left.

"When you hear a quality gospel vocal really going at it and delivering it from the heart and the soul, it really does transcend," says Belson.

The book ends on a mock budget speech, detailing everything he thinks needs to change, from national insurance to inheritance tax, as if he were delivering it from the dispatch box.