Sentence examples for healthy advanced from inspiring English sources

With healthy advanced bookings, he expects pricing for both airlines to be "very strong" this summer.

We enrolled five healthy advanced yoga practitioners from diverse traditions.

He added that the producers had a "very healthy advance" in ticket sales and were "more than pleased".

The appetite for the film in both Germany and the UK is strong, with both territories recording very healthy advance ticket sales.

The show, which opened in June, has been earning about $300,000 a week above expenses, said Caro Newling, one of its producers, and has a healthy advance.

Squeezed by the skyrocketing cost of producing a new musical -- the average is now in the neighborhood of $8 million -- producers are looking for popular brands that guarantee a healthy advance and a ready-made marketing campaign.

Sometimes, major acts will jump on streaming services and give them exclusive access to their music for a healthy advance, as was rumoured when Led Zeppelin appeared on Spotify in 2013, or even equity in the company, as allegedly happened when Metallica landed on Spotify in 2012.

Since joining Janklow & Nesbit Associates in 1999, Mr. Janklow, 45, has cut a fashionable swath through Manhattan as a clever negotiator and friend of Hollywood, commanding healthy advances for celebrities including Gwyneth Paltrow, Demi Moore and Anderson Cooper and writing about cars and music for Men's Vogue, now defunct.

If a publisher doesn't pay a healthy advance they risk losing their bread-and-butter authors and the most promising new projects to their competitors.

Breadth on the Nasdaq exchange was healthy, with advancing issues easily outpacing declining issues.

Other studies[17], [18] compared mtDNA from clonal bone marrow disorders with mtDNA obtained from healthy individuals; as advanced by Gattermann [14], these studies however may be futile since these comparisons just reflect the biological differences that exist between mtDNA lineages within or between human population groups (see also [19]).