Sentence examples for production queue from inspiring English sources

Nate had received verbal confirmation of a sale of a conference table on Tuesday and added it to our production queue.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has described the process of getting the Model 3 production queue online as "production hell" in prior statements.

If Tesla can spare a car or two to put in showrooms around the country, that's a good sign that it's catching up on its production queue.

The Israeli aircraft are to be moved to the front of the production queue, jumping ahead of some USMC deliveries.

Some have taken to buying slots in virus production queues years in advance — like buying a nonrefundable airline ticket long before your vacation and hoping you can get away when the time comes.

You direct the movement of units, set policies, set production queues within cities, found new cities, manage diplomatic relations and guide the trajectory of scientific research, all in an effort to become the best civilization in the world.

GameSpot decried the level of micromanagement necessary to control the game (which was due to absence of production queues and low AI of the player's units) calling it "a poor idea", which "seriously diminishes AOE's enjoyability".

Ton Vermeulen, who owns Record Industry the vinyl pressing facility in Haarlem, Netherlands that holds the title for the largest plant in the entire world—has seen the effects that major labels have had on production queues.

The paper includes a case study: a plant is redesigned from a conventional batch-and-queue production system into a lean manufacturing system with the help of the OT-Chart (it is used to test the performance of each layout) allowing managers to evaluate and refine their designs.

In the Town Hall, again, Miss Buckman and Mr. Maurice D'Oisly, of the opera, are singing probably operatic music at a second miscellaneous concert given by the municipality at a price of admission so far below the actual cost of its production that a considerable queue has been formed during the afternoon for the purchase of tickets.

"Jerusalem is a fantastic play, and it was a brilliant production, but the reason people queued around the block – literally around the block – was because it was talking about something happening here and now.