Sentence examples for which to deliver from inspiring English sources

It lacked a satellite or cable "platform" on which to deliver programmes yet tried anyway to sell directly to customers, with all the costs that entailed.

And if anyone on this show is going into therapy, I'm glad it's Roger: He just needs a room in which to deliver monologues.

Larkin's wearily ironic voice is an utterly devastating medium with which to deliver such a bleak and hopeless meditation on death, as terrible and beautiful and banal as mortality itself.

Sarkozy invokes Napoleon spirit How appropriate that Nicolas Sarkozy should choose Toulon as the setting from which to deliver a speech dashing David Cameron's hopes of averting a new European Union treaty.

Welles's movie condenses the play to ninety minutes, and he thrusts Othello's long monologue, about his wooing of Desdemona, into the first few minutes, and gives himself some extended closeups in which to deliver it.

One of these finds McQueen promising a pun on a well-known Elton John song, but waiting in vain – and very amusingly – for the musical moment at which to deliver it.

"We have a job to do, which is to deliver change," he said.

That bodes ill for firms such as Amazon, which hopes to deliver parcels by drone.

Case 1 explicitly states which book to deliver to the human.

In the United States, it was the Obamacare health insurance website which failed to deliver.

One flop was Power Agent, which promised to deliver targeted advertising on the Web.