Sentence examples for produce delivery from inspiring English sources

The station owners have until Monday to produce delivery records and show how much they paid per gallon and when.

Until recently, Imperfect Produce had primarily marketed itself as "a home and office produce delivery service," and were scheduled to start deliveries in early August.

We then connected them to Imperfect Produce, an "ugly" produce delivery company in Emeryville, CA. Now the two companies are working together on a pilot to sell branded Imperfect fruits and vegetables -- a game changer in the grocery world!

Hot melt extrusion (HME) has been established as novel strategy to produce delivery system with enhanced bioavailability as well as solubility of dissolution rate limited APIs in pharmaceutical drug development research [ 1– 3].

It will offer an opportunity to refine the intervention and produce delivery guidelines and a training package to support set-up and delivery in new centres, and will inform approaches for recruitment, assessment and analysis in preparation for the full-scale trial.

I immediately subscribed to a Brooklyn-based organic produce delivery service, which I am thrilled with.

It was culinary chaos as owners, managers and chefs searched through computers for Professor Flynn's reservations or credit card records, reviewed menus and produce deliveries for possibly spoiled food, and questioned kitchen workers about possible lapses, all spurred by what both the university and the professor now concede was the business school study from hell.

Referees produced delivery at the end of each meeting, at the beginning of which they were allowed free interaction in the presence of a facilitator [ 22].

Johnson had only a moderate series for someone carrying his reputation for ferocity but twice in the space of three balls he produced deliveries of such devastation as he had been unable to produce hitherto and incredibly was unable thereafter.

She says she also has 25 private clients to whom she makes produce deliveries at home.

All the while, the local produce deliveries kept arriving, especially zucchini, which is a quick-growing fruit that farmers love to unload on busy restaurants.