Sentence examples for instead of being delivered from inspiring English sources

Ndala Bruno says being "abandoned" for three days in Libreville, Gabon, instead of being delivered to his correct destination, Kinshasa in Congo, caused mental anguish.

Instead of being delivered so damned fast the audience didn't have time to get bored, the content had to be interesting.

And instead of being delivered by a thunderous Anglo-Saxon fellow with flowing beard, it has sources that are more hip-hop than Hogwarts: a soft-spoken black man who presides over a junk shop in Brooklyn.

In the first alternative scenario, customers can choose to pick-up their parcels from delivery points (DP) instead of being delivered at home.

Example the Internet and broadband Internet access network instead of being delivered through traditional radio frequency broadcast, satellite signal and Cable Television (CATV) formats.

As discussed in Section 2, there is an increasing interest of LSPs to explore the opportunity of customer self-pick-up, i.e., customers can choose to pick up parcels themselves from a nearby DP instead of being delivered at home.

Instead, they are being delivered as apps.

The distinction between content creators and consuming audiences first gets blurry and then disappears completely...Instead of media being delivered as a sermon or lecture, it becomes a conversation among the people in the audience"Listen to the audio (00 10 13 mins)Buy a PDF of this complete survey, including all graphics, for saving or one-click printing.

Instead, focus on the requirements of the content being delivered, learner needs, tangible instructional opportunities (e.g., the need to provide computer training for teachers), and potential obstacles (e.g., limited bandwidth to the locations you serve).

In the other 2 blocks ("control" condition), the electrical stimulation was not time-locked to the press of the response button; instead, it was delivered randomly, between 1 and 8 s after the button press, and always at least 4 s before the beginning of the next trial (Fig.  2).

Instead it is delivered on a bed of strings, as if trying to cushion its harshness.