Sentence examples for delivered the work from inspiring English sources

Mr. Iyer said he was asked to produce something large-scale, and he delivered: The work employs 18 musicians, who will both perform composed material and take opportunities to create in the moment while on the Kasser stage.

He says there have been no discussions within Capita about the potential for brand damage, of the sort experienced by Atos in the past few years as it has delivered the work capability assessments – facing repeated, noisy, protest from disability groups.

Lavinia, soon after entrusting her collection to Susan for editing, abruptly reclaimed it, and delivered the work instead to Austin's mistress (and Susan's nemesis), Mabel Loomis Todd, who, with Thomas Higginson, a mentor of sorts to Dickinson, put out the first editions of Dickinson's poems, in the eighteen-nineties.

Washington and crew delivered the work through three sets that lasted at least four hours.

Most are freelancers but some are small companies too, coming in as needed to deliver the work required.

"But after the coup in 1989 publishing was not so easy, so myself and other poets would deliver the work orally - on the spot - all over Sudan".

Local politicians have even wanted to transfer our work to other bodies – while we are already delivering the work and winning awards for it.

The impact of these gaps, the survey found, is an increased workload across the organisation (61%) and an increased time to deliver the work (51%).

Despite the delays, a market source said suppliers – which include heavyweight contractors Kier, Laing O'Rourke and Bouygues – will already be "gearing up" to deliver the work following the instruction from EDF.

"I would know my shadow and my light, so shall I at last be whole," the tenor soloist sings at the climax of the third part, delivering the work's Jungian prescription for healing man and society alike.

They don't, however, deliver the work's ambiguities with full dramatic absorption: it's almost less riveting and eloquent than the ensembles of the outer sections (in which several other dancers are compelling).