Sentence examples for won orders from inspiring English sources

Boeing delivered 489 commercial aircraft and won orders for 611.

BOEING CO., Chicago, won orders from unidentified buyers for 22 airplanes valued at $1.38 billion.

Boeing won orders from the largest aircraft-leasing companies, the International Lease Finance Corporation and General Electric's plane-leasing arm.

Siemens of Germany said it had won orders totaling $250 million to expand mobile-phone networks in China.

As for Fox, rival networks were amazed that apparently struggling new dramas like "John Doe" on Friday and "Fastlane" on Wednesday won orders to produce more episodes.

Bombardier of Canada and Empresa Brasileira de Aeronáutica of Brazil won orders in May 2003 from US Airways for 170 regional jets valued at $4.8 billion.

Mr. Mousawi said that the prime minister, then in the middle of a re-election fight he ultimately won, ordered the Victory Arch to be preserved.

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Though a late entrant, Airbus is winning orders for relatively little investment.

Siemens hopes to win orders worth €6 billion ($8.5 billion) in the next five years.

And it is hoping to win orders for attack and heavy-lift helicopters.