Sentence examples for will order new from inspiring English sources

The network announced three new dramas for fall and one for midseason, and will order new reality series for midseason, CW President Dawn Ostroff said during a news conference after her presentation to advertisers at Madison Square Garden.

Then Mr. Greenbaum will order new lettering for the building's awning.

Now millions of companies will order new, more powerful PCs and, with them, storage devices and servers.

In the coming years, we'll be launching the biggest aircraft carriers in our history… …a new class of Hunter Killer submarines… …new Joint Strike Fighter jets; improved Apache helicopters; a new fleet of drones…  …and because our independent nuclear deterrent is our ultimate insurance policy – this Government will order four new trident submarines.

ON NOVEMBER 10th, at the earliest, a Massachusetts judge will anounce on the Internet (a legal first, even in America) whether he is confirming, reducing or quashing the murder conviction of a 19-year-old British au pair, Louise Woodward, or whether he will order a new trial.

"We look forward to proceeding with the appeal on the merits, and we remain hopeful that the Court of Appeals will order a new trial," Clement said.

The Irving, Tex.-based airline is expected to announce today that it will order the new jets valued at more than $2 billion, the Dallas Morning News reported Monday.

The section on defence played to the war-mongering prejudices of the audience, pledging "a new class of Hunter Killer submarines, new Joint Strike Fighter Jets, improved Apache helicopters; a new fleet of drones, and because our independent [sic.] nuclear deterrent is our ultimate insurance policy – this government will order four new trident submarines".

Customers will be able to order new cars with the device installed or bring compatible cars into Chrysler dealerships to have it retrofitted.

Instead, a rebound in Asian economies and the record United States economic expansion are giving the industry confidence that airlines will keep ordering new planes.

Despite the global slowdown, the company is replacing old aircraft with Boeing 757s as part of its Fuel Sense program, although it will postpone ordering new ones until 2010.