Sentence examples for should i deliver from inspiring English sources

Should I deliver the note, or save us all the embarrassment and toss it?

"Perhaps his business card should've said, 'I deliver,' because that's what he did, over and over again".

The midwife also told me that after I deliver, I should breastfeed my baby for the baby's good".

"Should I complete and deliver The Winds of Winter before these cons roll round, I reserve the right to change my mind," he wrote.

"I work in the fields, and one day my friend had this idea I should deliver produce on my way home.

When it was time for me to give birth too, she said I should deliver at home.

My family said that as far as possible I should deliver the baby at home, and if it's not possible, then they could take me to hospital.

If you can't fix my PC quickly or are rude and provide no status information on my problem, why should I think you can deliver on the expensive new application project?

Someone, somewhere, may well be longing to own a pristine copy of Ken Albala's magisterial Beans: A History – "When I first proposed a history of beans, little did I suspect what I was getting myself into," goes the gripping first sentence – and I really should deliver it to lucky old Oxfam quite soon.

One minute I feel as though I should be delivering flowers to her grave and the next minute I'm overwhelmed with senior year things.

There were mixed views on how such an intervention should be delivered i.e. one-to-one or small groups, but more thought take-home naloxone (THN) intervention sessions should be 20-30 minutes rather than brief (<10 minutes).