Sentence examples similar to counting on delivery from inspiring English sources

Many designers are counting on deliveries of fabrics and samples from Europe this weekend, so the storm will surely mean some last-minute scrambling to get pieces made (if fabrics arrive in time, that is) and eliminating other outfits altogether.

Don't count on delivery of the much-hyped partnership between the U.S. Postal Service and Federal Express.

"Hub by Amazon brings self-service delivery and trusted customer support together to create a package management solution you can count on," Amazon notes in its promotional material.

"Customers can count on spare‐parts delivery within 24 hours," he added.

The advertisers that pay for an official Super Bowl ad can count on media delivery and a certain amount of attention.

A delivery of twins counted as one delivery.

The companies are counting on the fact that not all information-delivery systems are equal and, as the old proverb goes, a picture is worth a thousand words.

Airbus, based in Toulouse, France, is counting on the world's fastest-growing aviation market to maintain its sales and delivery lead over Chicago-based Boeing.

All of which is something Lenny isn't counting on when, in an attempt to behave like a big man himself, he skips his own bachelor party to hire on as wheel man for the delivery of a "gift".

Venezuela was counted on as a buffer against disruptions in deliveries from the Persian Gulf.

Now he can count his delivery competition on one hand, and they all fill up at the last seltzer factory in the city: Gomberg Seltzer Works in Canarsie.