Sentence examples for delivery stands from inspiring English sources

The basic cost, for 24 hours' care including a normal delivery stands at £5,215, rising to £6,745 for a Caesarean section, though the royal couple may be entitled to take up the hospital's offer of a 10% discount for returning parents.

But his delivery stands out, especially in comparison to some milquetoast technocratic Democrats.

In November, arabica futures for July delivery stood at $1.09 a lb on the ICE Futures US exchange.

The minimal charge for the delivery stood out, though it's hardly surprising that prices have risen considerably since then.

Appropriately enough, Afridi – named man of the match for his unbeaten 54 off 40 deliveries – stood with arms aloft at the end as an eightwicket triumph was sealed with eight deliveries to spare.

On Wednesday, the company reported its global share of deliveries stood at 11.5%, with North American and international operations performing strongly.

The company's gleaming new Toyota Hiace delivery van stands ready to be loaded with parts, accessories and stickers for the upcoming show.

O'Toole, who began his career in business development and marketing, says that having over 10 years' experience of working in charities and social enterprises involved in service delivery will stand him in good stead for his new role.

When Ben Stokes, a new hero for the next generation, took the wickets of the first-innings centurion, Kane Williamson, and the talismanic New Zealand captain, Brendon McCullum, with successive deliveries, the stands erupted with joy every bit as much as the England players who engulfed the bowler.

Bell did get a faint edge on one Tahir delivery, but stand-in wicketkeeper AB de Villiers spilled the chance, helping England reach lunch without further alarm.

Fig. 4 FMC's revised organizational model, adopted in 2015 (The abbreviations for the product delivery teams stand for CDM = control and data management; WAS = well access systems; MPS = manifold pipeline systems; SSC = subsea core components; WCS = well completion systems).