Synonym: communicate, consign, express, free, give, hand over, liberate, pass, recite, relate, release, rescue, say, transfer, voice. Antonym: collect, withdrawal. Similar words: delivery, liver, delight, delicate, guideline, live, deliberately, live out. Meaning: [dɪ'lɪvə] 
v. 1. deliver (a speech, oration, or idea) 2. bring to a destination, make a delivery 3. to surrender someone or something to another 4. free from harm or evil 5. hand over to the authorities of another country 6. pass down 7. utter (an exclamation, noise, etc.) 8. save from sins 9. carry out or perform 10. relinquish possession or control over 11. throw or hurl from the mound to the batter, as in baseball 12. cause_to_be_born.
v. 1. deliver (a speech, oration, or idea) 2. bring to a destination, make a delivery 3. to surrender someone or something to another 4. free from harm or evil 5. hand over to the authorities of another country 6. pass down 7. utter (an exclamation, noise, etc.) 8. save from sins 9. carry out or perform 10. relinquish possession or control over 11. throw or hurl from the mound to the batter, as in baseball 12. cause_to_be_born. 
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(151) How, one marveled, can any trumpeter deliver so much music and take so few breaths?
(152) But the scoreboards are a continuing reminder they have to make it work, and deliver the goods.
(153) I firmly believe that it would be impossible to deliver that objective, even had we wanted it.
(154) Some authorities give the misleading impression that they alone have the absolute right to deliver certain services to the public.
(155) It is the responsibility of the regional ambulance officer to deliver that standard to all the people living in his district.
(156) The bank and the fund are also confronted with pressing questions about their ability to deliver their promises.
(157) Take an example: Mrs. Jones telephones her coal merchant asking him to deliver six bags of coal.
(158) When you have the courage to make a Big Promise and the will to deliver on it, good things usually happen.
(159) For years almost all the research on ability grouping and tracking has demonstrated that it does not deliver the goods as promised.
(160) The birth was so quick that my husband had to deliver the baby himself.
(161) Communities set up clinics to deliver free gamma globulin shots to schoolchildren.
(162) In this connection it is better to ask the person to collect the goods, rather than deliver them.
(163) The aggressor must be prepared to deliver on his threat, with more bombs and, if necessary, with all-out war.
(164) Clearly, the existing technologies are a limitation and multimedia must temporarily be constrained by the platforms currently available to deliver it.
(165) Ford, a Democrat, is able to deliver the black vote in his hometown of Memphis.
(166) This must be done today, not tomorrow when the courier service would deliver.
(167) His ability to deliver the C2 blue-collar, Essex-man vote has, arguably, won them the last two general elections.
(168) Horsham has the right to deliver either the shares or their cash equivalent.
(169) Yet again the management has failed to deliver on its promise to provide extra staff training.
(170) The schools would deliver core skills modules in the morning,[www.Sentencedict.com] and the college would deliver the other modules.
(171) All told, I counted about 200 catalogs that my overburdened mail carrier had to tote and deliver during the Christmas season.
(172) By the late 1880s there was nothing terribly mysterious about getting a steam hammer to deliver a blow of so many tons.
(173) Does the worker still deliver goods with the handtruck?
(174) The company used an adeno-associated virus (AAV) to deliver a gene with the aim of suppressing inflammation.
(175) In order to implement this strategy and deliver the PWM pulses to the appropriate switches, digital signal processor (DSP) and generic array logic (GAL) are used.
(176) By going to Jerusalem, they would have that hope that this Jesus may be installed as a king to deliver the Israelites from the Roman rule.
(177) I put to death and I bring to life, I have wounded and I will heal, and no one can deliver out of my hand.
(178) In a real business card printing and membership card-making, many of the prints in Huang overprinting green due to misregister and difficult to deliver user, resulting in a lot of damage.
(179) As long as I deliver the goods, my boss is very happy.
(180) The Arbitral Tribunal can deliver its decision in the form of either an interim award or a final award.
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