Sentence examples for delivering someone from inspiring English sources

Carson, meanwhile, came over as a university academic delivering someone else's lecture on the history of the Middle East.

He also fears that sooner or later, an emergency vehicle rushing toward a fire or delivering someone to a hospital will be slowed by the meandering shipments, potentially costing lives.

But there are also times – many in the campaign – when he sounds as though he's delivering someone else's lines, as though he's a stand-in, pressed into a playing a part he doesn't much care for but has to endure.

With both types of deal you are free to decide on the route to take, but the limitation with drive outs is that you are still paying a rental fee for each day, and with driveaways, as you are delivering someone else's vehicle, there will be a limit on the number of miles and days you can take to complete your trip.

He was a filmmaker trying to deliver someone else's vision".

A rocket is a bomb that explodes neatly, and to deliver someone into suborbital space is neither easy nor safe; fourteen people have died on space-bound rockets since 1960.

On the other hand, Warren is convinced that rising levels of undergraduate debt have diminished the potential — long taken for granted — of a four-year degree to deliver someone into the middle class.

(I wish for once that a space-time hole could deliver someone nice, this time from the future; someone who could show everybody how to eat a whole lemon meringue pie and still lose six pounds by the next day.) The holes go by the name of anomalies here, and they look vaguely like shattering ice sculptures.

Many ordinary citizens – especially in Europe – simply don't trust these new platforms to deliver someone who can do a task.

"For us, if we don't keep supply and demand in balance, the consequences for us are much different than not being able to deliver someone's groceries on time.

When Gregg Wallace tastes a ravioli dish that falls slightly short of the promised punch of flavour it was supposed to deliver (someone has spent more than an hour of their life making these three pieces of ravioli) he delivers the news with the face and tone of a doctor telling you your dad has died.