Sentence examples for delivery next month from inspiring English sources
(Today, the benchmark price for light sweet crude for delivery next month closed up slightly, at $18.03 a barrel, after falling $4 in two days).
Crude oil for delivery next month rose back above $60 a barrel, or more than 40percentt higher than a comparable price at the beginning of 2005.
Low-sulfur crude oil for delivery next month settled at $44.80 a barrel in New York, up 28 cents, after a turbulent day of bobbing up and down with each news development.
C1 Oil Prices Reach New High Low-sulfur crude for delivery next month, the most widely watched oil price, settled at $46.58 a barrel, the third time this week that it has set a record high; last Friday's final price was $43.95 a barrel.
On Wednesday, the most widely followed barometer of the market, low-sulfur crude oil for delivery next month, briefly traded as high as $44.34 a barrel, then swiftly plunged to $43.99 at the close of floor trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
As of now, WISErg has three Harvesters in markets in the Seattle area (PCC Natural Markets signed up for the initial pilot run), with two more slated for delivery next month and plans to roll out another two to three a month going forward.
At 62,400 tons, the West Polaris, due for delivery this month, is larger than a World War II aircraft carrier.
Aside from Amazon's well-publicized application to test drones for package delivery earlier this month, there are all manner of new uses coming on stream – everything from weddings to the farm.
Jaguar Land Rover's first all-electric vehicle, the sporty looking 2019 Jaguar I-Pace crossover sport utility, is trickling into the United States with the first confirmed delivery this month.
This means the Model 3 will have big shoes to fill, but if Tesla can pull off a NHTSA trifecta with that vehicle, which is set to start deliveries next month, it should really help secure Tesla's overall safety reputation as a core competitive value.
Amazon's chief executive, Jeff Bezos, floated the idea of drone-based delivery last December, though many critics were scornful of the idea, suggesting it was a publicity stunt as criticism swelled over the company's working practices and tax affairs.
