Sentence examples for deliver us something from inspiring English sources

The internet is a land of unending cruelty and unbridled imagination, a place where we can find almost all the information mankind has ever known at a fingertip, and sometimes when everything lines up perfectly it will deliver us something we never knew we needed.

Nick Clegg has delivered for us something that we could barely have dreamed of – a place in government.

But, in explaining the corporate kiss-off, Mr. Charness added, "William Morris, from an entertainment point of view, is best able to deliver something for us now".

"But I think Pride and Prejudice and Zombies fans are counting on us to deliver something original, and I don't think they will be disappointed".

I have had to make the tough choice to delay the game for a few weeks to allow us to deliver something special".

"Your premium brand had better deliver something special," Warren Buffet, US business magnate and self-made billionaire, once said, "or it's not going to get the business".

I hope that we've given enough players a thirst for it that they will expect us to deliver something even greater the next time around.

"I really wanted to get into Windows Phone… I really feel now is an opportunity for us to deliver something brand new to the market".

Delivering something useful.

To deliver something that somebody could use.

The words seemed to promise something the room did not deliver, something more than institutional lighting and faded encyclopedias.