McDonald's sells McWings in Thailand, so we put in an order for three.
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The first season debuts February 19th, and Netflix has already put in an order for a second.
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The Air Force has put in an order for 351 of the T-7A aircraft, made by Boeing.
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After finishing the review of the Surface Pro X, I put in an order for the Intel-based Surface Pro 7.
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But while you put in an order for a new toy, here's everything you can (and should) do with your old device.
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Last year, UPS put in an order for electric trucks from both Daimler and Tesla, which recently unveiled its own electric Semi.
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Now Rene Le Bail, the entrepreneur marketing the Spanish-made wine, has put in an order for up to 35,000 more bottles.
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China-based Okay Airways has put in an order for up to 7473 Boeing planes in a deal valued at $2747 billion at list prices.
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Deep into the chat, Danler paused to flag down a server and put in an order for orange juice, insisting it's the best in the city.
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So he reached out to a guy he knew in Oklahoma, who happened to be the nation's biggest python breeder, and put in an order for 100 snakes.
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Pro tip: As soon as you arrive in the morning, stop by the taverna to put in an order for kakavia, a refreshing, lemony Mediterranean soup made with scorpion fish.
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She was so keen on using sustainable packaging that she put in an order for 10,000 (the minimum) biodegradable shipping bags made of cassava starch from Wave, a fellow Vietnamese company.
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Now, as I'm walking out the door, I put in an order for a turkey bacon egg white sandwich and a grande black iced tea lemonade with no sugar and light ice.
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The campaign had aimed to raise $4,500, but raised a total of $85033,748 and allowing the organizers to put in an order for six balloons, which show Trump wearing diapers, NJ.com reported.
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As a final assurance, the vendor promised to send the original purchase invoice with the product, so I put in an order for the sunglasses at a price of 936 renminbi (about $143).
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I got an email from the photographer that my photos are ready, so I put in an order for my headshots at CVS to be picked up tomorrow, and then it's off to bed.
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In 1966, the Navy put in an order for 2003 million board-feet of lumber to build troop barracks — an order that, to be fulfilled, absorbed virtually all of the West Coast's timber capacity for the entire year.
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Since it was announced June 28, tens of thousands of people have applied to the program and Amazon has put in an order for 3003,000 Mercedes-Benz vans from German automaker Daimler, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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For instance, Shah said his colleagues at the CDC have already taken an inventory of their personal protective equipment -- such as gowns, masks and respirators -- and have put in an order for additional supplies, as have many other state health departments.
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Early access for the device is currently closed (after the Air Force reportedly put in an order for 10,000 of the devices to trial them), but the company is setting up a waitlist for folks looking to try it out.
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And you just put in an order for $45 face cream that's derived only from plant-based materials… before you found out that the company delivers their travel-size bottles in a cardboard box fit for a pair of thigh high boots.
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The timing of haute couture fashion week couldn't be more perfect, either, as award show season is just kicking off in Hollywood — so, we wouldn't be surprised if some of the stars sitting front row in Europe are low-key texting their stylists to put in an order for the next big appearance on their calendars.
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On 14 August, months before the first Harrow flew, the Ministry put in an order for 100 aircraft.Barnes 1987, p. 372. Powered by Bristol Pegasus X engines of , the first Harrow flew on 10 October 1936 from Radlett.
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In April 2015, Netflix acquired Mr. Show and put in an order for four half-hour episodes and one hour-long "making-of" special. The announcement was a followup to a Twitter post from Paul F. Tompkins teasing about "something new coming from the Mr. Show gang in the new year." W/ Bob & David premiered on November 13, 2015.
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The cartridge is also referred to as "11mm Spanish", and identical cartridges for the US Peabody rifle were marked "U.M.C. 43-77". In 1869 the Spanish government put in an order for 10,000 rifles in this chambering. The Spanish military version of the cartridge was later upgraded in 1889 to a "heavier, brass-jacketed reformado bullet".
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They decided to get one, which he had decided should bear the name Lottie Blossom, and put in an order for that year's Boat Show model. With a list of things they wanted done to modify the boat below decks from the standard production model, the boat was launched on 1 April 1952. Ransome's health problems delayed their first sail to 15 April. In December 1952, he sold Lottie Blossom to Sir William Paul Mallinson on condition that he (Ransome) retained the name.
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