Sentence examples for something to be delivered from inspiring English sources

One of the waitresses was on the phone with a customer who was ordering something to be delivered.

"Twenty years ago, being gay would be considered irredeemably bad, something to be delivered from or be changed.

"The difficulty is, with the best intention in the world, lacking that perspective [makes it] very difficult for something effective to be delivered".

Uber showed consumers how easy its app was to use by creating a series of campaigns where you order (and have to sign up to do so -- clever!) something fun to be delivered to your office.

"I'm not sure that's something I have to be delivered from," he says.

She said: "I wonder why you would put up candidates in a European election for a campaign which is about a national issue: the EU has no say on devolution for the UK, it is a matter for Westminster, so it's odd to try to send people to the European Parliament to lobby for something which has to be delivered by the UK government".

"We need to do something to pray to be delivered from this president," Robertson said, according to Right Wing Watch, adding that the country is in "serious decline".

It's really important to train your audience to expect something that is going to be delivered on schedule.

You have come into this world with a specific destiny -- you have something to fulfill, a message to be delivered, some work to be completed.

If the thing to be delivered was something light, like a mattress, he was not allowed to take a cycle-cart; it had to be carried on his head.

Journalism, obviously, rests entirely on the claim to be delivering something new.