Sentence examples for available in a second from inspiring English sources
Bajic said that under the equity acquisition financing agreement, XXXXXXXXXXXX approximately 34 million euro (with an additional 39 million euro available in a second tranche) for purchase of nearly 600,000 ordinary shares of Podravka.
The 43-year-old Pinnick, who is is Delta State Sports Commission chairman and Delta FA boss secured 32 votes from the 44 available in a second round of voting.
It will also be available in a second kit version with Canon's EF-S 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS zoom lens at an estimated retail price of $1099.00.
Joseph Lanza's Elevator Music: A Surreal History of Muzak, Easy-Listening, and Other Moodsong, now available in a second revised and expanded edition (Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, 2004) provides a detailed history and discography focusing on easy-listening recordings.
New: For those who have asked, copies of "The Love Project: Coming Home" are now available in a second printing.
Having PEP/pyruvate ratios for growth on CAA and CAA plus fructose available, in a second step, kinetic properties of the system were analyzed based on the respective flux distributions.
Meditation room: A meditation area is available in Building A, second floor, room A 250. Post Office: Also located on the ground floor of Building B. Opening hours: Monday-Friday, 8.30 to 15.00.
The valet parking, available in a third of the lot, is a pilot program to try to cram more cars into the lot.
Available in a first edition of 66 pieces in zirconium, each priced at $63,000, it features a wedge-shaped sapphire crystal prism that reflects the time onto a stand-up "dashboard" face.
Buchwald found two willing listeners in his friends Mike Wallace and William Styron for his dreary talk about choice burial plots that were available in a seventeenth-century cemetery on Martha's Vineyard.
Rather than giving them a redundant cookbook, we instead purchased--in their name--a dozen chickens or 10 polio vaccinations from a charitable organization that made them available in a Third World country.
