Sentence examples for stock coming from inspiring English sources

He said: "We did not promote as much as the market out there," adding that it also had less stock coming its Christmas clearance sale.

Auctions are becoming more popular, and as there is a general lack of stock coming to market more buyers and investors are widening their searches to auction houses.

But shares of J. C. Penney jumped very late in the session on high volume, with 37 percent of the trading in the stock coming in the last 10 minutes.

They arrive at our distributors, truly a sack of bad pennies, and it gets us down to know that everything we've sold this month has just been wiped out – or worse – by stock coming back.

Set in the early 1980s in a nondescript hotel, where variously geeked-out tech teams compete in a virtual chess tournament, the film is shot on vintage Sony video cameras and stock, coming on like a found-footage documentary before slipping into deadpan science fiction.

Ever since the last East German leader, Lothar de Maiziere, began welcoming Soviet Jews in 1990, and Helmut Kohl, the former chancellor, adopted a similar policy after unification, Jews have been received here with a welcome almost as generous as that reserved for "ethnic Germans" -- people of German stock coming mainly from Russia who have automatic right to German citizenship.

The rolling stock comes to rest.

His stock comes primarily from Oak Tree in East Northport, N.Y.

But it could mean an inherent discount when the stock comes to market.

Funds for investment in new track and rolling stock come from the public purse.

This type of dual-class stock came under heavy criticism in the 1980s.