Sentence examples for models coming in from inspiring English sources

The American unit has only two new models coming in the next several months, a redesigned Eclipse sport coupe and a small truck built by Chrysler.

New models coming in 2012-13 make sorting out the offerings more complex, said John German, senior fellow at the International Council on Clean Transportation.

Ford's chief sales analyst, George Pipas, attributed the drop to a planned reduction in sales of Taurus sedans to rental car companies, intended to help increase trade-in values for Tauruses as well as for new models coming in the next six months.

Regression models serve as the foundation, with other semi-supervised models coming in for specific uses.

Then again, with no less than three flagship iPhone X models coming in 2018, the company must get these nagging problems addressed before the big arrival.

Datawind offers its Ubislate line of android tablets for under $40 dollars with some models coming in at $20.

"Victoria's Secret models come in sometimes".

And this is where programability comes in and programing models come in.

He admits that "when the models came in, it was a little bit slower".

Both cargo and passenger models come in three wheelbase configurations, two weight-capacity ratings and two roof heights.

Across the faded clubhouse carpet, then, the models came in cropped battle jackets over wet-looking black tops and slim skirts or trousers.