Sentence examples for delivered part of from inspiring English sources

Eleven monkeys delivered part of that answer in an experiment in 2005.

The proposal comes after Hue and Cindy Vo, cousins who were co-valedictorians at Ellender High School, delivered part of their commencement addresses last month in Vietnamese.

There was no place for any of them on tonight's four-hour program, which included several not-quite-hip singers, a former Miss America, four videos, a number of little-known politicians and non-politicians, the actress Bo Derek, several friends of the nominee and his 24-year-old nephew, George P., who delivered part of his speech in Spanish.

We aim at making the Belarusian language and culture look cool again For the first time in his long rule, Lukashenko delivered part of a political speech in Belarusian in July, the day before Putin came to Minsk to commemorate the 70th anniversary of freeing Belarus from Nazi occupation.

When the communication is broken or interrupted, the receiver creates a fragment with the delivered part of the bundle and the sender creates a fragment with the remaining part of the bundle.

The film "People Like Us" tells the true story of the director, played by Pine, who delivered part of his dead father's fortune to a sister (Elizabeth Banks) he didn't know existed.

The imam, Samba Gaye, himself a livery-cab driver and a graduate of the Islamic Institute of Dakar in Senegal, delivers part of his sermon in Arabic, speaking with a staccato rhythm.

In Philadelphia, Kaine might even jump at the chance to make history again, and, without the need to ask for permission, take the floor of the Democratic National Convention and deliver part of his discurso en español.

Flat plate collectors deliver part of the regeneration heat of the desiccant wheel during the summertime and are used for space heating during the wintertime.

In section 4.3 we then consider a parametric reform of the pension/unemployment rules capable of delivering part of the advantages of a stronger attachment to the labor market.

Tinbag's business model, oddly, is to charge people asking questions and deliver part of the fee to the person answering the question.