Sentence examples for machine delivering from inspiring English sources

WikiLeaks, in Assange's ideal, is a populist machine, delivering unmediated secret information directly to readers.

Six thousand miles of cable will run through the machine, delivering electrical power to two hundred and fifty thousand terminal points.

Don Meij, the chief executive of Domino's Pizza Enterprises, said: "We've always said that it doesn't make sense to have a 2-tonne machine delivering a 2kg order".

At its best now, in states like New York, it functions like a smooth machine, delivering freely available medications, all the necessary tests and probably some of the best, most comprehensive AIDS care in the world.

Ed Balls et al still fixate on business elites' and establishment economists' dogma that the right tinkering can get the wealth machine delivering productive and well-paid jobs – ignoring the historical fact that capitalist market economies have always entailed a mass of insecure, low-paid jobs combined with semi-permanent underemployment/unemployment.

Interestingly, more often than not it is Labour MPs who are emphasising that our members don't want simply to be cogs in an electoral machine, delivering the leaflets and knocking on the doors, yet without being the effective determiners of the direction of the party.

That accordion-style machine delivered instant photography at a price tag equivalent to some $850 today.

But in the recently renewed battle over casino gambling in Florida this year, the popular Spider-Man slot machine delivers a different sort of jolt altogether.

Or maybe the great 'Deano' is a poor example: he famously left a rowing machine delivered to him by the Rugby Football Union in its box in the corner of his garage.

A workaholic who ran marathons and eschewed the Brussels business lunch for a banana and a piece of whole-wheat bread at his desk, he made sure the European Commission machine delivered an unprecedented wave of single-market legislation on schedule.

Along the way Mr. Harris introduces us to the quantitative analysts, or "quants," at Hoffmann Investment Technologies, who have helped their boss's machine deliver the fund's astonishing 83 percent returns: geeks who are a far cry from the macho masters of the universe depicted in so many Wall Street novels and movies.