He's a hugely moral writer, but the message is always delivered with mischievous glee.
Broadcast television is always delivered at 50Hz in Europe, whereas streaming video is nearly always delivered at half the frame rate – 25Hz in Europe, 30Hz in North America.
"We are focused on making sure that value is always delivered," said Bruce Taylor, director of benefits planning at Verizon.
None of Ellroy's novels are laden with pages of exposition and his dialogue is always delivered in short, staccato sentences, making them pretty ideal for screenwriters.
The New Yorker, June 6 , 1931 P. 11A French publication addressed to "18 Westbury Road, A Garden-Party" is always delivered regularly and on time to a Garden City man.
When the dancers hit one another, they really hit one another — the two women actually fell Mr. Heron by tipping a whole door and doorway onto him from behind — but this is always delivered in a "yes-and-then-what?" style.
Officials also appear to be still sorting out the mixed reaction to this year's physics prize, which remains the bedrock of the Nobel institution and is always delivered first by the king.
By S. Brucker and James Thurber The New Yorker, June 6 , 1931 P. 11A French publication addressed to "18 Westbury Road, A Garden-Party" is always delivered regularly and on time to a Garden City man.
Over the nine years I've spent trying to persuade business leaders to embrace sustainability, the question I've most often been asked is, "What's the business case for sustainability?" This question is always delivered in a skeptical tone, carrying the unspoken suggestion that there is no business case, or at least not a very compelling one.
In these paradigms, the subject chooses between a small reward that is always delivered and a large reward that is delivered with varying probabilities.
