Sentence examples for delivery spread from inspiring English sources

As news of the baby's delivery spread through the cabin, people began clapping, according to Marlene Cabrera, a passenger on the flight.

In Harare, most petrol stations are dry, and when rumours of a delivery spread, cars start lining up even before fuel gets there.

If you have a delivery spread (a sequence of two or more days that your shipment can be delivered on and still be considered on time), understand that your goods can and may be delivered on any one of those days.

Still, he isn't exactly sure what to do with his company if prices keep plunging, broadband digital delivery spreads and the Web takes over.

This was one of a sequence of six deliveries spread across four overs at Lord's last Saturday, in the match between the MCC and the Rest of the World.

They are displayed in groups of five known as fascicles, which is how subscribers would have received their printed deliveries spread out over 12 years, each group usually containing one large specimen, one medium and three small that would later be bound into volumes.

Subsequent analysis of virus delivery and spread in vivo has demonstrated that the tumour microenvironment can impede the ability of OVs to effectively infect and spread.

With offices and delivery centers spread around the globe, our employees come to us with a wide range of experiences and skill sets, interests and passions.

The results of CE-MRI performed 12 h after PDT treatment suggested that blood vessels in tumour periphery that survived the illumination regimen of 128 J cm 2 at 14 mW cm 2 could serve as effective conduits for delivery and spread of OVV-EGFP within the tumour microenvironment.

The message concludes: "On behalf of the Hammersley family, thank you for spreading the word and we hope the photo of Hazel with a successful pizza delivery received spreads just as far and fast as the original photo has".

If things begin to look overloaded, they will move forward the ordering deadline for next-day deliveries to spread demand.