Sentence examples for text to deliver from inspiring English sources

Some use text to deliver information, while others use sound or moving images.

Border Tales relies on spoken text to deliver its themes, but it elaborates them best though dance.

And in an attack on Mr. Trump, Mrs. Clinton — a speaker so formal that she often ignores contractions in prepared text to deliver them as two words — set off on a down-home flourish of her own.

On Wednesday in the Rose Garden, flanked by parents who lost children in the December rampage in Newtown, Conn., Mr. Obama seemed at a loss to understand why the Senate did not break from the past on gun laws, departing from his text to deliver a lecture that was by turns angry, sarcastic and sorrowful.

DirecTV is also working with Wink Communications, Inc., an Alameda, Calif.-based interactive television startup, to offer Wink-enabled interactive "virtual channels" that will include full screen graphics and text to deliver information, entertainment and shopping services.

"Despite the lack of traditional trappings," wrote a New York Post review, "this new work by downtown troupe Two-Headed Calf does exactly what opera is supposed to do, brilliantly melding music and text to deliver an emotional wallop".

By analyzing two English language learners' digital storytelling projects and their personal crafting narratives, the researcher reports how these learners approach multimodal digital story composing, construct hybrid texts to deliver their messages, and assign meanings to the semiotic resources used in their digital story through Gunther Kress' (2003) notion of design.

Saudi Arabia, a country without a criminal code where judges interpret holy texts to deliver rulings, also beheads alleged sorcerers in public.

Several mobile systems have been studied that rely upon texting to deliver reminders and to prompt reporting of alcohol consumption.

Within minutes, one of Wilson's buddies used the magic of text messaging to deliver into Wilson's inbox a photo of Blake sitting on the bench, approximating an ersatz replica of Wilson's sign.

The text aims to deliver tools to professionals who work with individuals with substance use disorders and lay persons seeking to combat stigma and promote recovery.