Sentence examples for delivering nothing from inspiring English sources

There's the stone, the names seem illuminated, filled with portent but delivering nothing in the wind on the headland looking out to the wild North Atlantic.

But when eaten all at once, more magic occurs and the layers play together in the tightest harmony, delivering nothing but pleasure.

But, as it became ever clearer that Mr Berlusconi's government was delivering nothing worthwhile to business (his own television firm proving a notable exception), party loyalty stopped Confindustria pointing this out in public.

There they are, thick on the ground in Jim Lynch's "Truth Like the Sun": setups for familiar plot twists that allow a novel to trudge forward on autopilot, delivering nothing of value to either reader or author.

Just 10 days after the Daily Dot ran an op-ed quite rightly arguing teaser trailers have become Hollywood's version of clickbait – promising the world and delivering nothing – here was one that came through with the goods, big time.

If O'Neill and his boss end up delivering nothing — if the trip appears in retrospect to have been just another bit of "compassionate conservative" image-polishing — they can expect to hear from the lead singer of U2, with the volume cranked.

It generally delivers nothing of the sort.

They smell lovely but deliver nothing.

He sent letters promising everything, but delivered nothing.

The lame-duck Congress looks set to deliver nothing more than an extension of unemployment benefits.

That sums his philosophy up – so long as his athletes deliver, nothing else matters much.