Sentence examples for delivered numbers from inspiring English sources

Both Turbo and Captain Phillips delivered numbers north of £3m.

Last year, Guardians of the Galaxy (£28.5m), X-Men: Days of Future Past (£27.1m), How to Train Your Dragon 2 (£25.0m) and The Amazing Spider-Man 2 (£24.0m) all delivered numbers in this range.

Ericsson delivered numbers that were better than what the market might have expected, said Gartner analyst Carolina Milanesi, especially after Nokia disappointed investors with its results on Thursday.

What on earth do you mean no pun intended?? My delivered numbers one, two, and three are yourself (Johanna O'Kelley), Kelly Kirchner, and Shawna Hershfield, and of course Amie Conklin-Rauch (four).

Idina Menzel and Sutton Foster delivered numbers from "If/Then" and "Violet," respectively, that summoned moments of large-scale heartbreak or aspiration, written by contemporary songwriting teams working in the Broadway tradition (Tom Kitt and Bryan Yorkey for "If/Then" and Jeanine Tesori and Brian Crawley for "Violet"). .

Update: And Twitter has released its own "items delivered" number, 350 billion tweets a day.

Comeback album No Exit not only delivered number one hit Maria, as catchy as anything on 1978's Parallel Lines, it also unveiled an older Harry: still beautiful and slightly batty.

Until the company can deliver numbers in line with new guidance, we suspect the shares will be dull for now".

The characters — there's also a drag queen, a lesbian, a disgruntled postal worker, a blind man, a fat guy — take turns in the spotlight delivering numbers that are half-sung or declaimed or even, yes, sort of rapped.

Colleagues say Shorten's defiance in the face of advice from close colleagues is partly personal, Kitching is a long-time friend of the opposition leader, and partly a power play, because she can deliver numbers from the Health Services Union.

Raburn has a reputation for making boastful statements, but delivering numbers like that would be a feat unprecedented in the high-capital-cost, highly regulated business aircraft industry.