Sentence examples for delivering points from inspiring English sources
Countries who voted for Russia, including Armenia and Belarus, were also booed when delivering points to the country, which has been at the centre of criticism over its handling of the crisis in Ukraine and its controversial anti-gay propaganda law.
But when one of his Chinese Ph.D. students really slowed down in her Ph.D. defense, she found that "not only did the presentation improve, [but] the amount of data fit in very easily because she didn't spend such an excessive amount of words just blabbering along and delivering points that didn't need to be delivered," Anholt says.
As an actor, he also delivered pointed commentaries (usually written by Aaron Sorkin) on the short-lived NBC comedy-drama "Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip".
Beyond the parable of the frog, Wright has little feel for the weak, almost complicitous way in which Panamanians tolerated Noriega for so long, and the insights he does have are delivered point-blank.
Like his famous father, Eric Mingus is an outspoken bass player: on his album "Um... Er... Uh," Mr. Mingus delivered pointed stories and half-sung rants on top of jazz grooves.
Dial Directions is a mobile directions service that delivers point to point directions to your mobile phone.
For flood hazard modeling, the key step, before going onto terrain modeling, is the discrimination of land and water areas within the delivered point clouds.
The GPS V will deliver point-to-point directions and the same location and navigation as the StreetPilot, but it's small enough to be used like a handheld GPS unit.
It installs large antennas on top of buildings to deliver point-to-point Internet.
Throughout the first two seasons of the British sci-fi anthology Black Mirror, creator Charlie Brooker has delivered pointed commentary on the technologically interconnected worlds of today and tomorrow, while nodding to the pop culture of the past.
Tati is the late French actor, filmmaker and comic treasure whose beloved Monsieur Hulot — a bumbler in a rumpled raincoat — delivered pointed social commentary, laughs and solace to a weary post-WWII Europe.
