Sentence examples for win an order from inspiring English sources

Mr. Brown had gone to State Supreme Court in Manhattan hoping to win an order for a DNA test.

But that could soon change: Airbus is the current favourite to win an order from easyJet, a leading low-cost carrier, for around 75 of its single-aisle A320 family.In the battle of size against speed, the outcome is probably not going to be a question of Boeing winning and Airbus losing, or vice-versa.

Instead it has a comedy sketch show, "Whose Line Is It Anyway," introduced at midseason three years ago, which is performing adequately, though nowhere hear the top shows in television; "The Mole," a reality series that seems to be breaking through in recent weeks, perhaps well enough to win an order for a second run; and four editions of "Millionaire".

Its export efforts would be greatly strengthened if it were to win an order from an established user of nuclear power and its best opportunity appears to be the UK where it is at the early stages of negotiating the construction of nuclear reactors.

In 1976, she won an order entitling her to the audit data on an ongoing basis.

After being sacked, he won an order from a tribunal that he get his job back.

BOEING, Seattle, won an order for nine 767-300 aircrafromrom Hawaiian Airlines, Honolulu, valued at about $1.1 billion.

Mr. Schiavo finally won an order to have her tubes removed on Oct. 15.

BOEING, Chicago, won an order for six 737 planes worth $330 million from Bavaria International Aircraft Leasing, Munich.

And in New York, Exxon won an order freezing $300 million of Petróleos de Venezuela's assets.

Airbus, the European consortium, won an order from the leasing company CIT Group Inc. for 50 planes worth $3.6 billion.