Sentence examples for placed advance from inspiring English sources

In July 1807 booksellers placed advance orders for 1,150 copies for the next edition.

GlaxoSmithKline revealed its vaccine, one of the world's first, could be available by September after the UK government placed advance orders for 60m doses.

They range in price from $149 to $29,899, and in early 2013 they will start shipping to over a thousand customers who placed advance orders.

Perfume collectors and fans of Marie Antoinette from the United States, Europe and Asia had placed advance orders for three crystal flasks, at $10,570 each, and 200 small vials, each priced at $460.

Legions of customers placed advance orders for a commercial version of the tablet, thrilled at the prospect of owning tangible proof that India was a leader in "frugal innovation".

Presley's first professional commitment in his new civilian life was to spend two days in a studio in Nashville, recording material to be rushed out for sale to the 1,275,077 people who had placed advance orders for his new single while he was still in Germany, before the songs had even been selected.

Later she would write to Marianne Moore, then the editor of The Dial, trying to place advance sections of "Finnegans Wake" in that journal.

For customers who place advance orders for various albums, Amazon will allow them to listen online to the entire albums before they are released in stores.

Detour, along with a handful of other sites like Gigfunder, works by letting fans place advance orders for tickets, which are charged only if a certain threshold is reached and therefore the concert takes place.

Sales was a prime example: Once handsets shipped to distribution channel partners, the firm had long waits before finding out which models had sold, so placing advance orders with suppliers involved a lot of guesswork.

The computer that serves as the operation's nerve center in each restaurant will still try to anticipate business, placing advance orders when it spots an uptick in sales.