Sentence examples for she delivers to from inspiring English sources
Each bag starts with a sketch she delivers to a Paris workshop.
Nothing about Wanda, though, is as shocking as the news that she delivers to her niece.
Tells about the speech she delivers to her subjects on Christmas Day, in which she underlines Christian themes.
It is simply obtuse to claim that she's not in some way linking autism and internet use in this exchange, and the lack of clarity in her comments is summed up by this head-scratching quote she delivers to The Guardian: "I point to the increase in autism and I point to internet use.
His remarks cause Donna to recall Rose and her message, which she delivers to the Doctor.
"We invite the public's voice," she said in one of three speeches she delivered to supporters.
She delivered to the UN her largest ever sculpture, a staggering 21-foot bronze version.
In an opening statement she delivered to the courtroom during one trial in 1975, she said: "The Black Liberation Army is not an organisation: it goes beyond that.
The Government commissioned Ms Portas to produce a review of the high street, which she delivered to a fanfare in December 2011.
Fox, hitting back, dug up a speech she delivered to high school graduates in which she praised Chairman Mao as one of her "favourite political philosophers".
They also want Ms. Bates to repeat what Inspector Twyford called a powerful talk she delivered to police officials, in which she read posts from women describing being harassed or assaulted.
