Sentence examples for delivered something of from inspiring English sources
Linda Bensel-Meyers, a professor of rhetoric, delivered something of a speech.
In one of his last major speeches at Harvard, the 2006 baccalaureate address, Summers delivered something of a cri de coeur.
Denise Rich delivered about $1.5 million to you and yours (quid?); you delivered something of greater value to her and hers (quo?).
In a white head scarf and a beige jacket with sleeves that were too long, Mr. Hamdan delivered something of a travelogue of his six years here.
MOSCOW — Russian President Vladimir Putin delivered something of a backhanded compliment to Donald Trump on Sunday, saying the U.S. president-elect is smart enough to understand that he's going to shoulder a whole new level of responsibilities come January.
Early on, Trump sometimes appeared at rallies where the local candidate seemed secondary — as in Alabama last year, where he famously delivered something of an anti-endorsement of then-Sen.
Dill delivered something out of a Disney movie.
"So we had better deliver something of value.
Are they mad?! Donovan heads for India next week, which rarely fails to deliver something of interest.
The real key is to assemble the best team you can, and work collectively to deliver something of this scale.
She had chosen a subject dear to her heart, one she wanted to speak out about, to craft and deliver something of true worth.
