Sentence examples for will finally deliver from inspiring English sources

If he carries on like this, maybe they will finally deliver on their promise.

Mr. Armstrong says 2000 is the year that AT&T will finally deliver.

The hope is that these alternate visions of statehood will finally deliver the promises Pakistan has struggled to provide.

David Cameron will finally deliver his long-delayed speech promising a referendum on Britain's relationship with the European Union on Wednesday, Downing Street has announced.

Increasingly Cambodians fear they too will die, before the agonisingly slow wheels of justice - people have been campaigning for this tribunal since the day Pol Pot was toppled 27 years ago - will finally deliver Asia's first genocide tribunal.

Not far behind in fiasco terms is universal credit, still years behind schedule, and while Labour has promised to pause and review Iain Duncan-Smith's ill-starred flagship, the Tories promise they will finally "deliver" the programme.

Maybe a slightly more measured approach will help him finally deliver success in the biggest event of snooker's 'Big Three'.

Will this shocking tragedy finally deliver a wakeup call to federal and state governments, as well as local communities, for a fresh and courageous re-examination of gun policies?

Will the pivotal fall and winter seasons finally deliver the Gap from the abyss?

A letter written by a serviceman stationed in Orkney in 1916 will finally be delivered to his family.

They finally deliver data to destinations.