This is a woman who delivers off-the-cuff remarks in long sentences filled with perfectly conjugated dependent clauses, none of them dangling.
The concluding chapter of the encyclical, which touches on the role of faith in reinforcing the common good, recalls the informal, immediate style of Francis, a low-key Argentine Jesuit who regularly delivers off-the-cuff sermons and has chosen to live in a Vatican dormitory instead of the Apostolic Palace.
His final dagger was delivered off the court, an hour after the final buzzer.
Meeting limited success, he altered style to deliver off spin in addition to his pace bowling.
Using climate arguments to support more fossil fuel investments is just shameful, stop distracting us and focus on the job at hand -- delivering off grid clean energy services - and let OPIC get back to work.
"They delivered Off-Broadway quality, and that level of professionalism was very important to the bank," she said.
Two extra gears make a big difference, enabling highway mileage of nearly 30 m.p.g. while delivering off-the-line acceleration that nearly hangs with the more powerful BMW.
The expletive was delivered off-camera on the David Frost programme during an anarchic takeover of the studio by yippies – radical, non peace-loving hippies.
The skill of a political journalist remains partly to get to know political insiders, particularly the wags who calculate they have a political motive for delivering off-record briefings about manoeuvrings in the so-called corridors of power.
The Sky Sports case, which has seen one leading presenter fired and another resigning over sexist comments delivered off-air (but with the microphones still on), demonstrates just what a lightening rod the media sector can be for diversity issues.
He could make the ball swing in humid weather, and deliver off-spin when conditions were suitable.
