Sentence examples for deliver notes from inspiring English sources

One woman slung an arm around him, and they embraced shoulder-to-shoulder as Mr. Lentol strained his brows and tucked his chin to deliver notes that echoed.

Shooting proceeded with nods and barely a word shared between the directors before Ms. Springer Berman would deliver notes to the actors between takes.

"We are dealing with states and leaders who either cannot deliver or will not deliver," notes the Johns Hopkins University foreign policy professor Michael Mandelbaum.

Another correspondent pointed out how often press aides deliver notes to Spicer while he's at the lectern, and how obediently Spicer seems to respond to the notes' directives, cutting a response short or abruptly ending a briefing.

Previously a standard time to deliver notes was two days, reducing to one day in an emergency.

He had upbeat news to deliver, noting that this year, for the first time since then, the number of births exceeded the number of deaths for five months in a row.

They'll work with the actors mid-run, delivering notes now and then.

As he delivers notes to Nathan Fillion, the strapping actor who plays the Serenity's captain, Mal Reynolds, Whedon looks notably less than strapping -- and more like a frazzled grad student who missed laundry day.

When I first left I went to a cousin's home, but every day they were delivering notes to my door saying I was a prostitute and deserved the same death as Rand,' she said.

From his hospital room in Moscow, with his head swathed in bandages, Mr. Filin, 42, delivered notes for a production of "La Bayadère," which opened last Thursday and was performed again over the weekend.

But amid the whirlwind of impeccably delivered notes and finger-blurring chords, Mr. Lugansky emphasized the lyrical, poetic aspects of the piece in a spontaneous performance that was enhanced by an appropriately full-blooded and impressively powerful sound.