Sentence examples for deliver nightly from inspiring English sources
In week-long missions to universities, he would deliver nightly lectures with a characteristic blend of heraldic proclamation and carefully argued apologetics.
"The Best of Nightline With Ted Koppel, 1980 to 1990" was an engaging review of the ABC program that began with the taking of American hostages in Iran and continues to deliver nightly vitamin supplements to the once-over-fast helpings of network news.
Some of those points seem consistent with the message delivered nightly by Mr. Beck.
In our case, that was The Lodge at Vail, a place both regal and cozy, where Santa Claus welcomed children off the lobby on Christmas Eve and where milk and cookies were delivered nightly at bedtime.
Many of the Helms retrospectives of recent days have dated his entry into serious politics to 1960, when, after having spent most of his thirties as a banking lobbyist, he began delivering nightly five-minute commentaries on a Raleigh television station and on something called the Tobacco Radio Network — the job that propelled him into the Senate, twelve years later.
Scoring a room on the hotel's executive level insures boxes of regional chocolate delivered nightly, bathrooms stocked with Bulgari toiletries and an ample breakfast and evening snack spread in the top-floor club lounge, complemented by wine, beer and soft drinks.
She delivers a wonderful "Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man" that nimbly straddles the line between the musical world of the black workers and the white pop she delivers nightly to an audience.
And when Hardy's movie Bronson "ran into trouble" while being directed by Nicolas Winding Refn, it was Marcel he summoned to deliver frantic nightly script rewrites.
Since then, Turkmenistan's newsreaders have been obliged to deliver their nightly eulogies to the superhuman accomplishments of their president without cosmetic obstruction of the Turkmen "complexion the colour of wheat" Niyazov so admires.
In other words, Brian Williams doesn't just deliver the nightly news on NBC, he mansplains it.
Jay Leno, David Letterman, Conan O'Brien and others have delivered a nightly stream of jokes about the Republican running for president — each one a variant on the same theme: John McCain is old.
