Sentence examples for literally deliver from inspiring English sources

Jennifer Rubin suggested Romney literally deliver Reagan's speeches while replacing "Carter" with Obama".

Fear of being the Grinch in a year when e-commerce sites are being scrutinized more closely than ever for signs of not being able to, quite literally, deliver.

Not for yesterday's notions of "solidarity", or the corporatist ideal of "inspiration, "but as nodes in a pulsing network whose coherence defines it: to demand institutions which can literally deliver the goods of enlightened social contracts.

If HappyFresh can — literally — deliver.

"When I started Reese's Book Club, I wanted to highlight the voices of female storytellers and I am so excited to work with Audible to literally deliver on our mission!" read a statement by Witherspoon about the new project.

"Instead of just focusing one issue or one area for delivering one type of service, we can literally deliver a wraparound service to community organizations that help them better deliver their services and make a greater impact on the life of their communities," she said.

Of the same miss, Andy Townsend said: "It was literally delivered right on a plate to Podolski".

Once we've met Stark, heard his life story (literally delivered via PowerPoint presentation) and watched him slowly become Iron Man, complete with all the necessary epiphanies and refinements that the transformation brings – and then finally get introduced to the notion of SHIELD – we only have about 45 minutes to pit Stark against his evil colleague, played by Jeff Bridges.

Retailers are literally delivering it.

For Michael Marcial, his brand is literally delivering his voice to his customers.

DR: I mean at first I was literally delivering mail, escorting Scarlett Johansson out of the office, doing coffee runs.