Sentence examples for deliver terribly from inspiring English sources
America's high schools, by most international standards, deliver terribly poor results.
Kim Novak, as Madeleine, is delivering a terribly overblown performance of an absurd "script," the one that Elster concocted to lure Scotty to the mission bell tower where the murder plot is to be put into action.
It is easy to say, 'Yes' to everything -- but terribly difficult to deliver on it".
She speaks in terribly thoughtful sentences, delivered in a commandingly lyrical accent she describes as posh.
While delivering babies is not a terribly profitable business, the maternity ward is considered an excellent place to recruit patients.
Mr Krugman delivered a familiar (and not terribly well-prepared) speech on the perils of British austerity.Mr Krugman made an interesting, if somewhat conspiratorial, point.
It shouldn't be terribly surprising that Obama delivered a powerful speech on the world stage.
One has to wonder, for instance, why Konrad sits silently, lips pursed, while Henrik delivers what for all intents and purposes is one long speech and not a terribly scintillating one at that.
Other descriptors used are "fast, clean and beautiful", which is all terribly non-specific so it's a case of wait and see what the partnership delivers.
With a smart, accessible and not terribly expensive menu written by the silver-haired celebrity chef Geoffrey Zakarian and executed by Paul Corsentino, his chef de cuisine, the National delivers more than its location would promise, and handsomely.
