Sentence examples for delivered without any from inspiring English sources
Until Sept. 11, he said, even Central Intelligence Agency employees could order large boxes of pizza and Chinese food and have it delivered without any security precautions.
A manufacturing executive said that Kmart abruptly stopped paying in September for goods that had already been delivered, without any explanation.
This creature, a lightly tinted añejo delivered without any filtration and at barrel strength, is such an anomaly it can't help but stand out.
During the performance, delivered without any introductions or microphone time, he slipped out of pieces unnoticed, ending some songs with faint chords and a whiff of irresolution, not giving the audience time to realize what was going on.
In his monologue on Thursday, delivered without any sign of stress or unease, Mr. Letterman made a mild joke about Roman Polanski and his arrest in Switzerland on decades-old charges of fleeing the United States after pleading guilty to having sex with a minor.
That the experience of life on earth is characterized by a desperate attempt to leave a mark, that mortality makes every second valuable, that love is our only available salve -- these are the various strains of the playwright's message here, and they are delivered without any individuated nuance.
And all are delivered without a word.
Yet this is somehow all delivered without a smirk.
Making the courts ... user-friendly is something we can deliver without any extra public [payment]." The latest figures from the Office of National Statistics issued Thursday reveal the number of people divorcing in England and Wales in 2012 has increased to 118,140 from 117,558 in the previous year – reversing a long-running decline.
About three-fifths of the mothers were delivering without any medical assistance and women perceived cost as a major barrier to the utilization of maternal care.
Assume what they think is best for us and then deliver without any consultation about what people actually want and need.
