Sentence examples for for rollout from inspiring English sources
As support crews swarmed onto the broad runway, engineers in the nearby Vehicle Assembly Building were busy preparing the shuttle Endeavour for rollout.
The government has been deliberately vague about the precise timetable for rollout, allowing it to deny that there have been any delays.
Slimane, Hedi The YSL designer's new plan for concept stores around the world has been "completed, designed and perfected" and is "ready for rollout," says the brand's president and C.E.O., Paul Deneve.
They're capturing the security of the primal campfire with an LED lamp that flickers like a candle (Ingo Maurer and Moritz Waldemeyer; $500), and conjuring childhood behavior with wallpaper that looks as if it's been scrawled on with a ballpoint pen (Alissia Melka-Teichroew for Rollout; $10 per square foot).
Sony's inability to pull together the components needed to create a huge inventory of Playstation 2 units for rollout contrasts with the situation at Sega, which ironed out the mass-production kinks that Dreamcast encountered last year and has been able to build a slight buffer of inventory this year.
Thompson had earlier suggested that the local and regional DAB negotiations were further down the line than Tabor indicated, saying he hoped to have an agreement in principle with the government and commercial radio over who would pay for rollout by the end of the year.
He is not terribly nimble and this offense calls for rollouts.
General Motors, which makes the Volt, and Nissan are anxiously awaiting the agency's decision as they start production of the cars and complete marketing plans for rollouts in December.
Ten other major cities are being targeted for rollouts: New York, Washington, DC, Boston, Chicago, San Francisco, Portland, Pittsburgh, Denver, Philadelphia and Atlanta.
The Department for Work and Pensions abandoned plans this week for any rollout of the replacement mobile-friendly "digital solution" beyond 10,000 claimants being on the system until 2016.
We also produced results for young, new SSD-only awardees selected for TTW rollout on January 12 , 2002(Phase 1), but two features of the Phase 1 rollout substantially limit their value.
