Sentence examples for deliver to get from inspiring English sources

In this wild fire-sale atmosphere, some companies have been "promising more than they can deliver" to get airline business-fare discounts, Mr. Rosenbluth said.

The questions were more to do with sequencing – the beginning or end of process – and with Russia's ability to deliver – to get Assad to step down".

For the Liberal Democrats, deputy leader Simon Hughes told BBC One's Sunday Politics his party wanted "the maximum investment we can deliver to get the economy going".

The budget tabled by Treasurer Joe Hockey in parliament on Tuesday night is the one you deliver to get re-elected.

While this strategy may lend a certain inevitability to the genesis of a design, in the context of the Gulf, we can't help but imagine the mutually pandering and condescending sales pitches delivered to get their proposals approved.

If you are a delivery guy try being specific on what you deliver to them to get them excited.

Mr. Pallone plans to drive his Chevrolet Impala to the State Board of Elections building in Trenton to deliver petitions to get on the Aug. 16 Democratic primary ballot for the Senate seat vacated by the death last week of Senator Frank R. Lautenberg.

Yellow moves less-than-truckload shipments, meaning that it has to be clever about picking up, combining and delivering loads to get the most out of its equipment.

"General interest is a pretty good concept for a physical product that gets delivered to your doorstep, where getting all those disparate sections bundled together makes sense.

Having been through this I should know I need to deliver a way to get into a story.

Such critics plainly think Mr Farage is too divisive and unreliable to deliver a majority to get the UK out of Europe in a referendum.