Sentence examples for house delivering from inspiring English sources
When an order comes in, a drone might fly from the truck to a customer's house, delivering the item in minutes.
He wrote more than 20 books and was a sought-after speaker, often drawing a full house, delivering the Terry lectures at Yale and others at Harvard and Princeton, and appearing regularly in Switzerland, Italy and India, as well as at annual symposiums at Pacifica Graduate Institute in Carpinteria, Calif., which houses his papers.
Except, in this case, Cliffy gets to go from house to house delivering welfare checks for $0.00, and then children die.
On Saturday, more than 100 activists with pro-immigration reform group Sunflower Community Action traveled to Kobach's house, delivering an address from his front stoop and leaving him shoes, meant to remind him of families broken up by aggressive deportation policies.
In each state, bus riders visited the offices of federal lawmakers, focusing on possible swing voters in the House, delivering letters that pressed them for legislation that would provide an unobstructed path to citizenship, which would also help to unify families facing separation by deportation.
The 65-33 Senate vote on Friday followed overwhelming passage in the House, delivering a rare bipartisan compromise as lawmakers headed out of Washington for the holiday recess.
This Montreal production house delivers big -- and consistent -- payoffs".
That view was reflected in Miliband's recent broadcast interviews and the definitive speech to Chatham House delivered by the shadow foreign secretary, Douglas Alexander.
Luc Dimnet, formerly at Les Celebrites and Tropica Bar and Seafood House, delivers sensible, well-executed food with up-to-date touches but not too many neurotic kinks.
Strutting onto the stage in a clinging, beaded white cocktail dress, Ms. Mazzie set off sparks from the opening number, a sultry, heated rendition of the Rosemary Clooney standard "Come on-a My House," delivered with maximum provocation.
He'd put me on to a favorite professor of his, Kenneth J. Conant, whose electrifying visits to Cluny and the Tugendhat House, delivered in lectures I took with him on medieval and modern architecture, almost brought about a late shift in my major.
