How To Use Deliver the goods In A Sentence
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It would have been way easy for Obaa to support the tax holiday but no he wants to do this thing right and deliver the goods for the good citizents of America. marge
Schneider: Did 'Operation Chaos' succeed in Indiana?
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In our limited study, at least, there's a ringingly clear answer: Women deliver the goods on a far more consistent basis.
Girls Rule
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The carrier will then deliver the goods to the consignee, upon the latter's proper identification.
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We deliver the goods in batches.
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Please deliver the goods at your earliest convenience.
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As long as I deliver the goods, my boss is very happy.
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He was wasteful at times when the Hammers most needed him to deliver the goods.
The Sun
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In that case there is no obligation on the seller to deliver the goods and none on the buyer to pay.
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The carrier will then deliver the goods to the consignee, upon the latter's proper identification.
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How can you convince potential customers that you're reliable, and will deliver the goods that you promise?
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He was wasteful at times when the Hammers most needed him to deliver the goods.
The Sun
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Experience has already shown that whatever plans drawn by foreigners have failed to deliver the goods because they are always inexplicable and lack that important local adhesion.
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I can get down with stories written by icky letches, mind you, but they have to deliver the goods.
2008 December « paper fruit
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Solipsism, egocentrism, obscurity - still so common in poetry even in this postmodern age - are unlikely to deliver the goods.
Times, Sunday Times
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We'll deliver the goods as soon as we can.
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How can you convince potential customers that you're reliable, and will deliver the goods that you promise?
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But although he has found the technology to come up with the tunes, he has struggled to discover vocalists to deliver the goods.
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They get paid millions to cop an attitude and are allowed to fail to deliver the goods on the field, court, or what have you.
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Other bands heaped with such lofty comparisons might not be able to deliver the goods.
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However, a good auditionee doesn't always deliver the goods onstage afterwards.
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We expected great things of the England team, but on the day they simply failed to deliver the goods.
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The Acts provide that it is the duty of the seller to deliver the goods.
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With a simple formula like this does Ninja Assassin deliver the goods, or does it fall on its own sword.
Flixnjoystix.com! » 2009 » December
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Please deliver the goods to my house.
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First, the consignee (if in possession of the document) cannot, by purporting to transfer it in this way, impose on the carrier a legal obligation to deliver the goods to another person.
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For years almost all the research on ability grouping and tracking has demonstrated that it does not deliver the goods as promised.
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Their cowardly producers make a big deal out of courting our support and money, but they never deliver the goods.
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And he made it clear he is going to stick with his younger stars because he has an unshakeable belief in their ability to deliver the goods.
The Sun
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Do you think she will be able to deliver the goods?
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But the scoreboards are a continuing reminder they have to make it work, and deliver the goods.
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But the scoreboards are a continuing reminder they have to make it work, and deliver the goods.
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How can you convince potential customers that you're reliable, and will deliver the goods that you promise?
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In that case there is no obligation on the seller to deliver the goods and none on the buyer to pay.
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Of the three headlining performers, two deliver the goods.
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Please deliver the goods at your earliest convenience.
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If we deliver the goods ourselves, we can cut out the middleman.
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In that case there is no obligation on the seller to deliver the goods and none on the buyer to pay.
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Farrell said the team would win big, but he couldn't deliver the goods.
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The spokesman claimed the SRC was a puppet of management, unable to "deliver the goods" of transformation.
ANC Daily News Briefing
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The delights of a secular society seem so appealing; technology appears to deliver the goods.
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If uninterrupted peace and quiet are what you crave, a week at this former monastery will deliver the goods.
Times, Sunday Times
