Sentence examples for wild delivering from inspiring English sources

Lee's baritone vocals are supple rather than wild, delivering time-honoured tales of love, estrangement and betrayal with engaging intimacy.

And, indeed, other conversational UIs out in the wild delivering a similarly chatty experience on the customer end, though Landbot's claim is it's differentiating in the market behind the scenes, with easy to use, 'no coding necessary' customization tools.

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Vólquez's two-out wild pitch delivered the first run.

The Marlins scored twice in the bottom of the ninth, winning when Juan Pierre came across on a wild pitch delivered by Mets reliever Brandon Lyon.

Entering Sunday's game in the eighth inning as a pinch-runner for designated hitter Delmon Young, Kelly scored the tying run on a wild pitch before delivering a bases-loaded sacrifice fly in the ninth that beat Oakland, 5-4.

Among those protesting was Cesar Barturen, 47, who said he had worked for 10 years as a driver for Wild Edibles, delivering seafood from a Long Island City warehouse until September, when he and several other workers were fired after trying to organize a union drive.

Sojo's wild swing delivered David Justice from second base and helped the Yankees end the dramatic night with a 7-6 victoverover the Red Sox at Yankee Stadium.

This $62,000 three-wheeler is a wild ride indeed, delivering a degree of unmitigated outrageousness that excuses minor grievances like spinal trauma and hearing loss.

The track lasts 15 minutes, but there's not a second wasted, as guitarist Michael Hampton and former Spinners singer Philippe Wynne take turns in the spotlight, the former delivering enough wild fretplay to remind us this is Funkadelic and not Parliament, the latter adding enraptured scat to Funkadelic's palette.

The second act of (A pollonia opens with an Australian academic delivering a wild and impassioned lecture on the same story, likening the slaughter of animals for human consumption and scientific research to the transportation of Jews to the death camps in Nazi Germany.