Sentence examples for push order from inspiring English sources

Domestic demand helped push order books to a four-month high in December, while car production and plastics manufacturing drove a rise in output over the past three months.

Although it's not — in typical Amazon fashion — breaking out any hard metrics for the buttons, which cost £4.99 a piece (though users then get a £4.99 discount on their first Dash push order — so sticking these things all over your white goods comes with essentially zero additional cost, assuming you're already locked into Amazon's Prime membership program).

The reforms come six months after Obama, as part of a broader criminal-justice reform push, ordered the Justice Department to study how solitary confinement was being used by the Federal Bureau of Prisons.

Strong demand for airplanes and electronic equipment helped to push orders to factories up 3.3percentt in December and contributed to making 1999 the strongest year manufacturers had experienced in four years, the Commerce Department said today.

Executives are in the process of meeting with retailers around the country, to push orders of the dinners, and longtime distribution issues are being ironed out, Mr. Bernstock said.

Before we dismiss these out of hand, we should think about the possibilities: –RSS can be used to push order-status information directly to a customer's company intranet.

OrderHub allows GrubHub to instantaneously push orders to restaurants through the app, and restaurants confirm the order with a few taps.

Tim Morse, Yahoo's chief financial officer, said Tuesday that the company experienced "big customer weakness" among its display advertisers in the United States toward the end of June, with some pushing orders to July.

Just as the earlier iPad supply chain surge had pushed orders and lead times to unsustainable heights, iPads began cannibalizing the older form factor.

Note that if the emergency button is pushed, the black button needs to be pushed in order to return to the start state.

With that has come a push for order.