Sentence examples for highest advance from inspiring English sources

Simon & Schuster, a unit of the media company Viacom, offered the highest advance, according to people involved.

In 2007, his publishers paid him the second highest advance in publishing history for his memoirs: $8.5million.

'The Graduate' Seduces Many Broadway records have the staying power of shellfish in a sauna, but that didn't stop the producers of "The Graduate" from announcing yesterday that they have attained the highest advance sales for a play in Broadway history: more than $5 million, with a little less than two weeks to go until the show's opening.

Excluding the price of energy and food, prices still rose by 1.3%, the highest advance in close to three decades for the core inflation number and still well above consensus estimates.

The highest advancing contact angle of 157° was measured on the Teflon as the Teflon is 'low surface energy' substrate compared with other 'high surface energy' substrates.

Among them, the muscovite showed the highest advancing of 163.6° and receding contact angle of 148.1°, resulting in the smallest contact angle hysteresis of 15.5°, as the substrate has higher surface roughness compared to others [59].

This sum was dwarfed later in the week when an undisclosed publisher faxed Lewinsky a $6-million 6-millione 2nd-highest advance in publishing histoffero an American auther for a single book.

But, according to the broker, such a high advance would have to be heavily qualified.

Its operating cash flow during the March 2010 quarter was $1 billion, driven by higher advance ticket sales.

What our reporter was offered Lender: Standard Life Bank Salary multiple offered: 4 Bases decisions on affordability rather than income multiples, so someone with no big debts or hire purchase agreements can get a higher advance.

Mr. Miniter said that when he was negotiating a book deal with Threshold Editions, a conservative imprint of Simon & Schuster, he could have gotten a higher advance if BookScan reflected the true quantity of sales of his books.