European consumer organizations doubt that the mark delivers the protection it implies.
As Bianca, Amelia Adams-Pearce is quite a hoofer, too, but it's as Lois Lane that she makes her mark, delivering her numbers with cheeky character.
Max's clumsily wielded camera, trailing behind Ray as he collects debts and hunts down marks, delivers enough underlighted urban blandness — a gloomy parking garage, a grimy cafe — to offend the most tolerant eyeballs.
He gave us some interior photographs and a copy of The New York Times marked "11A," delivered to the door on Nov. 11, 1918, and preserved because it announced the end of the war.
When a bundle reaches its final destination it is marked as delivered.
All diets met or exceeded nutrient requirements of broilers according to Dutch standards (CVB, 2007) or Ross 308 nutrient recommendations (2012).> -wrap-foot> On day 42, two randomly selected birds per pen were individually weighed, wing marked and delivered to a slaughter house.
Callahan has made his mark by delivering jokes and heart-rending epiphanies in the same even, resonant tone.
Instead, the current debate centres on whether officials are up the mark to deliver, or whether they're an expensive luxury in a time of austerity.
Even a thunderous closing cover of the Stones' Sympathy for the Devil hits the mark, Lemmy delivering Jagger's ageless lyrics with a mixture of scowling conviction and mischievous twinkle.
Lord Coe, the chairman of the London Organising Committee of the Olympic Games, yesterday said that the package would produce up to 1,000 local sports facilities carrying a "London 2012 Inspire" mark, and deliver the legacy he had promised in a rousing speech in Singapore that helped win the Games in 2005.
