Sentence examples for delivery running from inspiring English sources

4 57am England start well The visitors are off to a flyer – four byes off the very first ball, Ashwin's delivery running away.

Contribute with Guardian Witness It is no secret that volunteers are vital to the charity sector – 91% of charities are entirely run by unpaid staff and some depend on them for service delivery, running of retail and so much more.

A manager who allows excessive inventories to build up or who achieves level production and steady operation by sacrificing good customer service and timely delivery runs the risk that overinvestment or high current costs will wipe out any temporary competitive advantage that might have been obtained.

The enforcement of the eviction, and the firmness of its delivery, run counter to the daily grind of the camp.

This finding contributes to the understanding that an introductory period must be expected before the delivery runs efficiently.

In Mumbai, for example, attendance for three or more antenatal consultations and institutional delivery run at about 90% [ 40], although socioeconomic inequalities mean that poorer families have higher stillbirth and neonatal mortality rates than wealthier families [ 41].

Taylor then added 63 to the total but the wickets continued to fall at regular intervals and it was left to Sciver to try to rescue something with both batters and deliveries running out.

He shifts from foot to foot, prattling on about his dreamland - the lucrative midnight pizza-delivery runs in Norman, Oklahoma, where every university-dorm door is opened by a Miss America student who wants to screw you.

Pauline McDonagh Hull of electivecaesarean.com, a website on birthing choices, said women were not being told in ante-natal classes how many vaginal deliveries run into problems.

(It that respect, RedMart deliveries run using a similar algorithm to Uber and other car on-demand services, particularly those that pool riders).

His after-school delivery run prevents him from attending trials for the football team.