Sentence examples for deliver will be from inspiring English sources

The moment at which people demand that Obama deliver will be no less arbitrary than the 100 days.

For instance, it remains to be seen whether Titan's drones can stay aloft for as long as the company claims and whether the quality of connectivity they deliver will be consistently high.

My guess is all of this, including whether it is simply impossible to deliver, will be clear in the summer when some hard decisions will need to be made.

Rob Gardiner, managing director of ground source heat pump specialist Econic, added: "significant skills and capacity to deliver" will be lost due to the delays and "lack of clarity" around the scheme.

"Today's delivery will provide food for up to a month, according to the UN, but agencies warn that this one-off permission to deliver will be insufficient given the current shocking reported levels of malnutrition".

I get to see things most people never will, like the loading bay under the Gherkin with its bomb-proof glass window, where the package I deliver will be signed for, sorted into a pigeonhole and eventually deposited on the desk of the addressee, who gives little thought to its journey across London, tucked in next to a hard-drive, a legal file, and my sandwiches.

Regardless of the recipient, the message Buffalo Niagara will be delivering will be the same, a simple one that tracks the campaign's three-word slogan: "available.

They are betting that in revenue terms, the hour at which the energy is delivered will be more important than the amount generated.

He told BBC1's Andrew Marr Show: "The timetable for delivering will be put into effect the moment there is a No vote in the referendum.

The health board said details of the service and how it will be delivered will be finalised in the coming months.

"The true innovation HoloLens delivers will be determined by developer commitment in the months and years to come," commented Geoff Blaber from the CCS Insight consultancy.