Sentence examples for delivers itself from inspiring English sources

Mind you, finding the evidence is like … " - and the punchline delivers itself.

Only having the time to eat if it delivers itself to your door and even then, you're still working while scoffing down mouthfuls of lackluster takeout.

While Postmates in the U.S. has chosen to expand its business by way of deals with much larger suppliers (like Starbucks) and opening up its API for third-party businesses to tap into its logistics and delivery network, Deliveroo has grown by expanding the volume food and beverage products that it delivers itself.

Only a few more, and it will have delivered itself of its task".

The creed might be: If the beer's kept well, the pub is delivering itself of its chief charge.

A letter in the fire "unbuckles, turning from black to even white in the heat and delivering itself into our outstretched hand".

It now has to deliver itself – a message the US is keen to reinforce, hence Mr Geithner's high-speed grand tour – and at the core of this is a two-pronged plan which may then have to navigate 27 different democracies.

Even though the plot of "Magic Mike XXL" is even more explicitly built on the temporary — it's a classic one-last-mission story — it stands the notion of ephemeral fantasy on its head and yields uninhibitedly to the celebratory ecstasy of fantasy, delivering itself over to the energy of performers and the collective revelry of engaged audiences.

Even though the plot of "Magic Mike XXL" is even more explicitly built on the temporary it's a classic one-last-mission story it stands the notion of ephemeral fantasy on its head and yields uninhibitedly to the celebratory ecstasy of fantasy, delivering itself over to the energy of performers and the collective revelry of engaged audiences.

Dating from 1825, when a visiting opera company delivered itself from an unnamed malady by going vegetarian en masse, the annual Phuket Vegetarian Festival is a chance for the locals of Chinese ancestry to cleanse themselves via a celebration that is part ritual ceremony, part carnival.

In "K, Too" - at 8 feet tall and 5 feet wide the largest piece in the show - a mountainous cluster of forms (is the title a pun on K2, the second tallest mountain in the world?) seems to have snapped together magnetically and also delivered itself to a process of jiggling, jogging and juggling without end.