Sentence examples for to deliver from from inspiring English sources

"I have an important message to deliver from the Secretary of the Army.

There is one more bouquet to deliver from the weekend, although it won't be popular, so it comes with a bit of a brickbat.

"Because I have an understanding of how to deliver from an engineering perspective, I have confidence that neat things are possible," he said.

Six C-17 aircraft now deliver from Incirlik the amount of supplies it took 9-10 planes to deliver from Germany.

More interesting than the hard truths Christie purported to deliver from the podium in Tampa were the truths he revealed implicitly: that he is unoriginal, divisive, and not loyal enough to be worthy of the platform Romney gave him.

Her singing was clear and lucid, even when she had to deliver from awkward supine positions; guzzling pills with her drink before a culminating mad scene, she handled Haydn's imaginatively limned descent into madness with feverish precision.

By blurring the boundary between Ajax and RIA, Google has found a way to grow into the Mesh that Microsoft is close to delivering from IT outward.

So they had to deliver timber from 1,000 kilometers away".

This includes supporting construction firms to deliver courses, from steel-fixing to digital engineering".

They should, for example, be able to deliver flowers from the Netherlands to London faster than lorries.

Lexi asks whether he is waiting for God to deliver him from his attraction to men.