Sentence examples for delivering a live from inspiring English sources

— SABRINA TAVERNISE Delivering a live update from the court, The SCOTUSblog reports: New update posted.

A correspondent with BBC Arabic was attacked while delivering a live report from inside Israel at the Gaza border Tuesday.

"The safety issues and reliability of delivering a live international telecast were the determining factors," said Michael Greene, the president of the National Academy and the Latin Recording Academy.

First out of the stalls, delivering a live broadcast review at the end of the BBC's 10pm news, BBC arts editor Will Gompertz described it as "not bad", adding: They say that a good actor playing Hamlet goes to the audience … a great actor brings the audience to the character.

The first one is an Internet Protocol TV (IPTV) program delivering a live football game.

Although this estimate would turn out to be highly optimistic, the following year, in an effort to foil concert bootleggers, Elvis Presley succeeded in delivering a live album just eight days after his own, much-publicised Madison Square Garden shows.

But I am committed to delivering a living wage that benefits those on the lowest incomes and brings additional benefit to our economy.

New convener, Mr Gray said Labour councillors were committed to delivering a "living wage" for all council employees.

Parity was defined by delivering a live-borne child, contraception users were defined by use of oral contraception for at least three month prior to inclusion.

Women identified as HIV-infected before or during pregnancy, or through intrapartum testing, and delivering a live-born infant, are eligible to enrol with informed consent.

The state argued that he had delivered a live male infant, and killed him.