Sentence examples for tender delivery from inspiring English sources
He did not rely on the volume of his voice to convey his emotions; instead, they came through in his soft, tender delivery and his poignant lyrics.
Against Moran's sinuous improvisations, Jonas drew prehistoric fish, donned hand-painted paper masks, and detailed the degradation of local landscapes – and her fearsome ecological vision became all the more powerful through its tender delivery.
In its corporate plan for 2015-18, HS2 Ltd says: "We expect to pass review point one towards the end of 2015 and demonstrate that we have the organisational maturity required to move on to the next stage of the programme, specifically gaining the powers necessary to commence tendering for phase one delivery contracts".
When the Mets traded their best pitching prospect to Tampa Bay for Zambrano, club officials talked more about his movement and his delivery than his tender elbow.
Sean Dooley of About.com complimented Swift's vocal delivery, describing it as "tender and emotive".
Her voice has potential, though, as exhibited during a stunningly soulful delivery of "America," a tender take on love and freedom that was XYLØ's most powerful display of the night.
To deliver that, the report calls for a national roll-out of a reverse-auction, where tenders are sought for the cheapest delivery of the required types of renewable energy.
The Defense Ministry said on Tuesday that it expected to complete the new purchase in about a year, keeping to the scrapped tender's timetable of a 2017 first-delivery date.
But I am more impressed by her silky tone and slinky delivery, both of which belie her tender years.
The burgeoning commitment to contracting the delivery of bus services through competitive tendering or negotiated performance-based contracts has been accompanied by as many contract payments schemes as there are contracts.
Although the lyrics are generic, Bieber's smooth delivery is right on point, and his tender vocals blend well with the song's easy-flowing beat".
