Sentence examples for delivering a parcel from inspiring English sources

Stewart Grint was delivering a parcel there at the time.

There are never fewer than half a dozen people in the living room of Nora Hardwick's small bungalow in the village of Ancaster, near Grantham, Lincolnshire: her two daughters, Maureen and Janice, two old friends who happened to be passing through the area, another friend who dropped by and a grand-nephew who was delivering a parcel to the village and looked in.

That could be a photographer or designer who can attend and shoot an event, or something less obvious, like a copywriter staffing a reception desk at a party or delivering a parcel in his or her spare time.

If an employee has to try and deliver a parcel twice they get paid both times.

It was the occasion on which Eliot, at Pound's behest, delivered a parcel containing a pair of old brown shoes to a distinctly unappreciative James Joyce.

Last Saturday, I delivered a parcel to someone who hadn't eaten anything other than three pieces of bread in three days.

She said she was at the K.G.B. detention center trying to deliver a parcel of food and clothes to them when she received an urgent phone call that made her rush to her grandson's kindergarten.

Mr. Hedegaard described how a man dressed in a postal worker's jacket had come to his apartment building to deliver a parcel, and, "as I was standing with the package in my hands, he immediately pulled out a gun and fired at my head," he said.

One evening, at the train station to deliver a parcel, he had noticed a wild Muslim dervish talking to himself in a corner about how the Mahdi, the last of the Imams, would come for this earth, and the evil would face their due.

Part of the problem seems to be that individual drivers are rarely incentivised to successfully deliver a parcel first time.

One company suggested they'd be happy to follow people all over London trying to deliver a parcel as long as the customer paid for it.