Sentence examples for with a large order from inspiring English sources
Confronted with a large order imbalance, the Big Board halted trading and tried to sort it out.
Trugs have been made here since the 1500s, and gained wider renown when one Thomas Smith, having shown some at the Great Exhibition of 1851, was rewarded with a large order from Queen Victoria.
For instance, a trader with a large order to buy euros and sell dollars, who discovers other banks are in a similar position, could take it as a clear signal that euros are going to rise during the trading window.
"My big customers started bundling," she said, a practice in which companies consolidate their purchase orders and tap one uniform company in hopes of winning a better price with a large order.
With a large order that's being cut up and put into the displayed markets, you have instant execution.
The F.D.A. document, he said, is "the missing piece," and when it is completed, his agency will enter negotiations with pharmaceutical companies for a large order, and then ship pills to any state that wants to stockpile them near a nuclear plant.
On the verge of a three-week trip that would allow me only three days to prepare for Christmas dinner, I placed a large order with Balducci's.
The court had heard how a man claiming to represent a wealthy Middle Eastern businessman had visited a motorcycle franchise in south London owned by Hardwicke and Thwaites last year with the promise of making a large order.
Shortly afterwards the British Museum selected Jila's original book for their major exhibition of contemporary Middle Eastern calligraphy, Word into Art, and, with the museum bookshop placing a large order for the as yet non-existent cheaper version, the project was away.
This agrees with the fractional Fick law: a large order of fractional derivative in fractional diffusion processes implies slow diffusion [43 45].
This degradation presumably requires the SPA proteins, perhaps acting directly in a larger order complex with COP1, as SPA proteins also regulate CO abundance at least at the end of a LD and interact directly with COP1 (Laubinger et al, 2006).
