Sentence examples for get delivery from inspiring English sources

It's taken almost two years to get delivery on his order.

If you live beyond New York City, you may be able to get delivery from a company like Peapod, which offers service through Stop 'n' Shop and Giant stores in 10 states.

My experience as a minister is that the civil service are always incredibly keen to deliver what ministers want, and it is for ministers and government to be clear – and if they are clear, they will get delivery".

If the North Koreans do not cooperate with the international energy agency, "there is no chance whatsoever that they will get delivery of the critical components for these reactors," said Charles Kartman, the executive director of the consortium.

"We understand this is a difficult time for customers and businesses alike and we are happily in the position to make this bathroom offer which will ensure that customers who had placed unfulfilled new bathroom orders with MFI get delivery on time and at no extra cost," said managing director Jeremy Bird.

It's the year of the hot hatchback, and a speedy Beetle may appeal to those who cannot get delivery of a Mini Cooper S. VW also hopes to restore some appeal to a car whose sales have plunged along with its novelty value.

"You just don't get deliveries," she said.

Shu denied riders were under pressure to get deliveries made quickly.

Even Thoreau, it turns out, used to get deliveries of home-cooked meals from his mum.

You lay down rules for example, in the doorman's case, not allowing people to get deliveries on weekends.

"In a semi-busy building you might get deliveries of more than 30,000 packages a year," he said.