Sentence examples for delivers a rather from inspiring English sources

Crispy squid roll with pineapple and herb salad delivers a rather tough sleeve of fried dough stuffed with squid that lacks the flavor to compete with pineapple.

I get a taste of what it might be like on a hotel rooftop, where he delivers a rather more trad stage show.

Damn the imperialists!" According to Booker, the film also "delivers a rather segregationist moral" by concluding with the discovery of the Atlanteans kept secret from other surface-dwellers in order to maintain a separation between the two highly divergent cultures.

But before that happened, Mr. Lavrov delivered a rather polemical speech.

He delivered a rather purple valedictorian's address that contained hints of the hyperbolic and resounding style that marks his Court opinions.

In a commencement address at M.I.T., he delivered a rather dry lecture on the relationship between technological change and productivity growth.

Irish animation Song of the Sea is another film that delivered a rather anaemic screen average, with takings of £72,000 from 103 cinemas, including previews of £14,600.

Instead, "the most interesting man in the world" – according to one fawning quote on the back – has delivered a rather dull volume.

The worry is that the current perturbations are motivated less by evidence, or the lessons of international experience, and more by a desire to curb spending, reduce head count and deliver a rather superficial form of administrative simplification.

If delivering a rather impressive total of four featurettes for his new movie Moonrise Kingdom seems like uncharacteristically energetic behaviour for Wes Anderson, master of comedy whimsy and imminent Cannes 2012 competition entrant, we can at least give the US director credit for carrying out the task with his familiar bemused and laidback tone.

At the same time it has delivered a rather low unemployment rate.