Sentence examples for order of new from inspiring English sources

In 2013 he failed to block easyJet's £8bn order of new aircraft, which he attacked as a vanity exercise.

In 1981 or so he tried to buy half of the island of Barbuda, off Antigua, to set up "the Principality of the Sovereign Order of New Aragon".

However, as you ignored the dull movie- biz talk, gossiping instead with Nicole - on her mobile at the Cannes Film Festival - it may have escaped your attention that your order of new potatoes was less than generous that evening.

Also a rather purple one, since Erica is prone to come up with poeticisms on the order of "New buildings sprout like chromosomes from the city's DNA," a sentence that someone evidently thought so highly of that we get to hear it twice.

Himmler accepted Hitler and Nazi ideology, and saw the SS as a chivalric Teutonic order of new Germans.

The first order of new books was on 27 June 1729 and consisted of "a collection of Lord Bacon's works".

United Airlines accelerates the race to cut costs and capacity by laying off 950 pilots -- 15 percent of its total -- as a number of airlines retire planes and hint that they may delay delivery or cancel orders of new jets from Boeing and Airbus.

"Subsidies play a small role in our ordering of new vessels," says Carnival's Dickinson.

Sales of premium cars like Mercedes plunged in 2009 as orders of new fleets slowed and consumers switched to smaller cars due to economic hardship.

If the lot is delivered to the buyer after time of Q/D, the ordering of new lot is given before reaching the previous lot.

Back in 2009, Republic Project launched to give bands and labels a platform to sell pre-orders of new music direct to fans, while receiving 100percentt of the revenue.