Sentence examples for delivered something like from inspiring English sources
"If they hadn't delivered something like this, they'd be out of business".
Asked if he had ever longed to meet his patron saint, Everett delivered something like a Wildean epigram: "Meeting people is always, I think, one of the great mistakes".
He's delivered something like 20,000 babies".
The British and the Catalans have delivered something like a prolonged one-two punch to the EU, which until recently had been in continuous expansion: from six member states in 1957 to 28 today.
More troubling perhaps for its cowardice and lack of moral fiber, it has launched a concerted attack on Paylan himself: within minutes of his statement the AKP parliamentarians involved delivered something like 100 blows to Paylan, an act that mocks the open, democratic society that a small minority in Turkish civil society have for years been trying to establish--with little luck.
GTA is one of the few games to promise freedom, and then deliver something like it.
Tom Cruise, however, does deliver something like the right combination of sinister ideological commitment and flesh-pressing charm.
"Harry, with his experience with the Simpsons, we thought would be a voice who would know how to deliver something like this, and Gillian Anderson has a brilliant voice.
Since then, "ARK" has been a cult book, not just in the sense that a small group loved it, but also in the stranger sense that the poem promises, and delivers, something like a devotional experience.
By adding state-of-the-art gadgetry (including 8,000 more feet of cable and another 100 or so strategically placed Bluetooth and RFID sensors) to some already nontraditional storytelling, Punchdrunk's ambition was to deliver something like a living video game.
Once, according to court papers, Ms. Suwal chastised Ms. Lewis for letting an escort fax in a sloppy credit card slip, saying that if "American Express were to ask to see that, as a legitimate business, you can't even deliver something like that".
