Sentence examples for allocation going on from inspiring English sources

Hundreds queued outside the Liberty Stadium which is expected to see a busy week with the rest of the club's 40,000 ticket allocation going on general sale on Friday.

What's going on?

"It seems there is an asset allocation change going on oriented around lousy economic data recently, and perhaps there is some prepositioning to that and the expectation of numbers coming in well below the consensus," he said, referring to Friday's job report.

DiFi then goes on to explain how budgets and allocations work in the Senate.

Go on, go on.

Confusing diversification with asset allocation: Asset allocation goes beyond simple diversification.

The club sold out their allocation of 12,650 tickets within hours of them going on sale last Friday morning.

"That's a trend that's been going on and they are increasing their allocation".

October's Glastonbury allocation sold out in just half an hour after going on sale, with 120,000 Worthy Farm tickets disappearing before the first headliner was even announced.

Falkirk have sold out their initial allocation of 10,000 seats for this month's Scottish Cup final within hours of the tickets going on public sale.

One interesting part of it is called "bit allocation" wherein the camera sensor pushes more bits to the areas containing people's faces and subtracts bits from less important things in the background that are going on.