However, it reminded Hollywood that Scorsese could deliver a hit of at least modest proportions.
When a fly tastes sugar, it is rewarded by a small subset of those hundred and thirty neurons, which deliver a hit of dopamine to the mushroom body.
The battery-powered devices, which can be bought online and in some pubs, chemists and newsagents, deliver a hit of addictive nicotine and emit water vapour to mimic the feeling and look of smoking.
At the end of this year George Bush's tax cuts expire and automatic spending cuts take effect, delivering a hit worth 5% of GDP a year, easily enough to tip America back into recession.
Florida indie kids surfed a wave of hype, delivering a hit with 'I'm Not Gonna Teach Your Boyfriend...'...
TVT delivered a hit in 2004 with the release of Pitbull's album "M.I.A.M.I.," which sold 614,000 copies, according to Nielsen SoundScan data.
This was particularly true of the brews that included lemon verbena, an herb that delivers a scent hit of Lemonhead that will send your mind reeling back to the candy bowl in the principal's office.
It also creates — and this is useful too, though for quite different reasons — an impression of cornucopian fecundity that tends to divert attention from individual works and deliver instead a hit of sheer, awesome, wall-to-wall muchness, which was, or eventually became, the Rauschenberg Effect.
PACIFIC NORTHWEST (BY RAIL) Amtrak's Empire Builder delivers a greatest hits of the American landscape.
The tomato sauce was clear and fresh in its flavour and the mozzarella delivered a heavenly hit of sweet creaminess.
