Sentence examples for delivers extended from inspiring English sources

Mr. Grassley, whose term runs through 2004, rarely delivers extended monologues in the Senate the way most of his colleagues do.

Beyond standard music information such as artist, album, track title and cover art, the Olive delivers extended metadata, describing music more accurately and tailored to its specific genre.

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However, Labour politicians as well as the British Medical Association council have questioned where Mr Cameron expects to find the money to deliver extended weekend healthcare.

It wasn't just the clumsy exposition, the many male characters delivering extended monologues about finance to the few women, earnestly explaining What It's All About.

Free text responses suggested that delivering extended duties contributed to nurses' job satisfaction: "[I've] really enjoyed being a Childsmile nurse (EDDN) enjoy it more than just being a dental nurse".

Neil Leitch, chief executive of the Pre-school Learning Alliance, added: "This is a problem that will only worsen with the roll-out of the 30-hour scheme – many providers have warned that they simply will not be able to deliver the extended scheme, not only due to lack of funding, but also a lack of available places.

George W. Bush had an on-screen audition for the role of president last night, commandeering a chunk of prime time, as presidents do, to deliver an extended speech.

Bronstein prepped Mann to deliver this extended manic rant by having him "spin round, drink lots of coffee, run up and down the block and hyperventilate.

But they admit that there is a lack of hard data about the health effects of lower radiation doses delivered over extended periods.

Near the end of the first act, Ms. Sullivan and Mr. Nadler deliver an extended medley of fragments of Gershwin classics whose comic energy derives from silly word associations, such as having a line like "Don't let him handle me with his hot hands" (from "I Loves You Porgy") segue into "Clap Yo' Hands".