Sentence examples for get an allocation from inspiring English sources

"If I'm able to get an allocation from a top-tier name, I will generally be a buyer," he said.

"Usually we get an allocation, but this time I can't get any tickets to the football," he says with a sigh.

DOLPHIN · PORPOISE · JUNK · THROW OFF Lesser wines that restaurants are obliged to buy in order to get an allocation of a wine they actually want (named after marine life netted accidentally).

A fair assumption is that very few of those given social lettings have been in the UK under five years, because it would be very difficult for them both to become legally eligible and to get an allocation in such a short time.

Schools will also get an allocation to hire reading and math coaches to train teachers in the new uniform curriculum, while schools exempted from the curriculum will instead get a $110,000 allocation -- $55,000 per coach -- to use as they please.

It's difficult, and sometimes impossible, for an individual to get an allocation of shares at the offering price.

Thus, an FM station assigned the 91.5 megahertz broadcasting frequency actually got an allocation that spanned from 91.3 to 91.7 megahertz.

An FM station that was assigned the 93.5 megahertz broadcasting frequency actually got an allocation that spanned from 93.3 to 93.7 megahertz.

Getting an allocation that is two times faster, means also a latency that is lower.

As at every other Olympic Games, the National Olympic Committee (NOC) of each participating country gets an allocation of tickets.

"We did put in for the IPO and we are getting an allocation, though not the full allocation we put in for.