We have reserved space so this is a touch premature.
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Estimates suggest companies have reserved more than 250 trucks so far.
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The two sides have reserved $2202 million in airtime so far.
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The two sides have reserved $6900 million in ads this year.
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News, her campaign and its allies have reserved $98 million in advertising
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Prince is said to have reserved the entire building when it opened in 2010.
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Iraq's postwar political realities have reserved the position of prime minister for a Shiite.
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But foreign investors and governments have reserved judgment, waiting for the outcome of the election.
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About 600 people have reserved a Virgin Galactic ticket, which is priced between $200,000 and $250,000.
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What happens when the music stops and a few people have reserved all of the chairs?
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"I have a job interview tomorrow morning, and I already have reserved a cab," she said.
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Congress of West Bengal, have reserved 33 percent of all their party tickets for women. These,
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Aides have reserved time over the weekend for the president to prep for the Tuesday night speech.
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If you don't already have reserved capacity on the other lines you are at a big disadvantage.
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That's why the four groups have reserved a combined $22.7 million, more than in any other state.
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One protester claimed to have reserved more than 1723,000 tickets under various assumed names, including Jesus Christ.
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About 600 people have already have reserved tickets on a Virgin Galactic at prices up to $250,000 apiece.
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And the two sides have reserved a whopping $6900 million in airtime in gubernatorial races across the country.
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Once near extinction, it is now taught in schools and spoken in Parliament (where the Maori have reserved seats).
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But Aaron Persky, the judge who presided over the case, seemed to have reserved most of his pity for Turner.
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About 600 people already have reserved tickets to ride aboard a Virgin Galactic flight, at prices up to $250,000 apiece.
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You have reserved a Ford Focus, but when you get to the lot, you decide you want the Mustang convertible.
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Given that close to 400,000 people have reserved a Model 3 at last count, Tesla is going to need it.
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Virgin Galactic says about 600 people have reserved tickets, priced between $200,000 and $250,000, to ride aboard its supersonic plane.
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Democratic groups have reserved $20 million in tiny New Hampshire, while Republican groups have booked $27 million on Ayotte's behalf.
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International companies have reserved places at her school, but in many cases have not yet named which children would attend.
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The two presidential campaigns and their outside affiliates have reserved or spent a relatively paltry $346 million on television advertising.
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Our last full day in Hawaii we have reserved for Kilauea, the youngest and most effusive volcano on the island.
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Another activist coalition, including Black Lives Matter, have reserved Freedom Plaza, half a mile from Lafayette Park, for 1,000 people.
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Pharmaceutical companies have expressed similar concerns about medicines, and some have reserved air freight capacity to fly in supplies if needed. .
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For example, 11 countries (including Germany) have reserved the right to set their own rules for large exposures to single borrowers.
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The promised inclusion would have reserved around 2,000 state jobs for Jats, who would otherwise have had to compete for them.
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The startup is focused on the UK for now and has about 600 members who have reserved their cars for purchase.
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More than 600 people, who have reserved tickets priced between $200,000 and $250,000, are lined up to fly with Virgin Galactic.
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Last year, AMC Theatres announced that Manhattan would be the first major market where all of its theaters would have reserved seating.
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So far, managers have reserved enough of the Triple A paper for the broader market to maintain a good level of liquidity.
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Tesla customers have reserved at least 2000,23 of its much-anticipated Model 231 electric cars within the first 22016 hours of pre-orders.
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Throughout Europe, however, investors have not been assuming the worst — they seem to have reserved their harshest punishment so far for bank stocks.
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Outside of casting her as part of the much-maligned Washington status quo, the former governors have reserved their sharpest critiques for Trump.
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They have reserved several millions of dollars in fall TV ads that'll start as early as the second week in September as well.
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My running-based physical therapist's office lets clients use the Normatec pants for free, so I have reserved an hour of blissful recovery.
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UBER SAYS UNDERWRITERS HAVE RESERVED SOME PCT OF SHARES FOR SALE AT IPO PRICE THROUGH A DIRECTED SHARE PROGRAM TO QUALIFYING DRIVERS IN U.S.
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Trump and his super PAC have spent $3.9 million and have reserved $1.7 million in ad time for a blitz in the closing days.
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Since its founding in 2004, more than 600 people have reserved flights with Virgin Galactic at prices ranging from $200,000 to $250,000 per seat.
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More than 600 people around the world have reserved tickets, priced between $200,000 and $250,000, to fly with Virgin Galactic once commercial operations begin.
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The fallout from Iowa has only exacerbated the wide-scale disdain and distrust that many progressives, particularly Sanders supporters, have reserved for the party leadership.
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A range of trucking, grocery, and retail companies have reserved at least 117 Tesla Semi trucks, according to a Reuters tally, including Anheuser-Busch's 40.
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Chinese officials have reserved their right to do the same in the South China Sea but have said the conditions do not warrant one yet.
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Trump appears to have reserved his antitrust fight for another giant deal: AT&T's pending purchase of Time Warner, which is now headed to court.
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By contrast, Cruz and several political action committees that support him have reserved or spent just over $10 million in the first three states so far.
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After homegrown swimmers like Thiago Pereira in the I.M., the partisan crowds at the Olympic Aquatics Stadium have reserved their second most-raucous cheers for Phelps.
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And in Ohio, the Rubio campaign and its allied "super PAC" have reserved no advertising time, according to a Republican advertising executive unaffiliated with any campaign.
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Those who have reserved a "production slot" for the limited edition have until April 2020 to change their mind and claim a refund on their deposit.
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Perhaps in an age of secularization, the spirit of History itself fills the space that previous generations would have reserved for divine judgment and eternal damnation.
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Thus, the Spanish and British ships commanded by Madrid and London are fighting over an issue of sovereignty that the local residents have reserved entirely for themselves.
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Trump International Hotel in Washington has received tens of thousands of dollars from Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and other foreign governments, which have reserved blocks of hotel rooms.
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But I believe he would have reserved almost as much scorn for the Senate, for abdicating its historic duty to provide a counterweight to the White House.
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I don't want to send the email until I have confirmation that we have reserved a space to show the film, so I save it in my drafts.
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So far, Bush and his PAC, Right to Rise, have reserved or spent roughly $38 million here in New Hampshire alone -- with another $10 million in South Carolina.
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Tesla began accepting $7.53,000 deposits two years ago, with the expectation that customers would likely receive their vehicles in 2018; hundreds of thousands of people have reserved one.
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But this individualized approach can also be a drawback because travelers can never be quite sure what they'll find when they arrive at the property they have reserved.
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It would also be awfully hard to argue against, even by people who believe Dante should have reserved a tenth circle for college athletes with money in their pockets.
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As of June 20th, the Trump campaign was not thought to have reserved any TV airtime, reflecting its candidate's confidence, to date, in his ability to earn free publicity.
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"We are delighted to confirm that we have reserved one of our two new entries in season five for MGP," Formula E CEO Alejandro Agag said in a statement.
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Clinton with $100 million in advertising, but he has spent about $32 million, according to two Republican media buyers, although they have reserved substantial additional advertising in swing states.
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In China and even in Europe, governments have reserved low-band spectrum for 5G, making it efficient and less costly to blanket their countries with high-speed wireless connectivity.
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A coalition of anti-fascists have reserved a portion of Lafayette Park to accommodate 1,500 people, as well as two other spaces in D.C., which each accommodates 123 people.
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A coalition of anti-fascists have reserved a portion of Lafayette Park to accommodate 1,500 people, as well as two other spaces in D.C., which each accommodates 500 people.
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In January 2015, Arkansas lawmakers defeated a bill that would have reserved the January date for King and established a memorial day, although not a holiday, for Lee in November.
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Some firms, including Apache Corp and Pioneer Natural Resources, said they don't have to worry about the differential because they have reserved enough space on pipelines to transport their oil.
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Average may irritate Tesla fans and the nearly 500,000 people who have reserved a Model 3, but Fisher believes people should understand what Consumer Reports expects from the new car.
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Some of the bigger companies have tested different ports to avoid the main route of Dover-Calais while pharmaceutical companies have reserved air freight capacity to fly in supplies if needed.
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Super PACs backing both parties — the House Majority PAC on the left, the Congressional Leadership Fund on the right — have reserved more airtime than the Democratic and Republican congressional campaign committees.
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Just like Mr. Trump's supporters, her fans have reserved much of their hostility for the media, which had the chutzpah to ask basic questions of a person running for elected office.
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The sportswear company and Branson's space enterprise unveiled the new suits at a flashy special event featuring the first tourists who have reserved $250,000 tickets aboard Virgin Galactic's atmosphere-skimming spacecraft.
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Here stands Ms. Pinkney-Butts, one of a parade of citizens who have reserved a half-hour's time on a speaker's platform, set up by the city as part of convention week.
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Top tier Diamond members get dedicated 24-hour phone support from the company's most experienced agents and occasional free upgrades to premium rides — say, to an UberBlack when they have reserved UberX.
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With five weeks to go before Election Day, candidates, parties and outside groups have reserved or purchased $561 million in television time across 27 states, according to sources tracking the advertising market.
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Pharmaceutical companies have expressed similar concerns about medicines, and some have reserved air freight capacity to fly in supplies if needed.. But the impact on medical supplies will also be felt beyond Britain.
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Both Sanofi and Novo Nordisk have reserved space on ferries going the longer route to eastern English ports to avoid the main Calais-Dover crossing if needed, and also air freight if required.
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Both Sanofi and Novo Nordisk have reserved space on ferries going the longer route to eastern English ports to avoid the main Calais-Dover crossing if needed, and also air freight if required.
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We stash the bags and a six-pack of bottled water in the leg space of the sidecar we have reserved for gear, then secure the firewood under a web of bungee cords.
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All told, pro-Clinton groups have reserved a total of more than $91 million in airtime across battleground states, a massive ad blitz set to cast the race in a favorable light for Democrats.
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Teachers' unions have huge bargaining power—in India, for instance, they man polling stations and have reserved seats in state assemblies—and can therefore protect their members from being held to account for poor performance.
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While Zimbabweans cheered the end of Mr. Mugabe's 37-year-rule, most citizens and politicians have reserved their harshest criticism for Ms. Mugabe, 52, who had eliminated rivals in an attempt to succeed her husband.
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The Associated Press, Reuters, and the biggest TV networks have reserved seats in the front row; blogs like Politico and Real Clear Politics are near the middle; BuzzFeed and the BBC are in the back.
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Kantar Media, which tracks ad spending, shows Clinton and her super PAC collectively spent around $11.9 million so far in the general election and have reserved time for another $1.8 million in ads through Election Day.
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While passengers all have reserved seats, they arrive at the gate in arbitrary order, and over the years, airlines have tried any number of boarding strategies to make the process as efficient and timely as possible.
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But Mr. Trump also made it clear that even now — with the benefit of hindsight — he does not accept the overwhelming criticism that he should have reserved his condemnation for the white supremacist and neo-Nazi groups.
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Evan Bayh's campaign has already spent roughly $5 million so far, his campaign and Democratic groups have reserved nearly $6 million for the fall campaign -- in line with the amount of cash the GOP plans to bolster Rep.
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The Clinton campaign and allied groups are estimated to have reserved $117m in television advertising, according to Kantar Media/CMAG, an ad-tracking firm, as the Democrats prepare for a summer airwar intended to define Mr Trump in voters' minds.
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According to SMG, Hillary Clinton and her affiliated PAC Priorities USA Action have reserved a total of $98 million in ad time through the fall, with about $22 million of that set to run by the end of the Olympics later this month.
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Now back in action and making real progress toward a commercial launch, it has a backlog of 600 people from 50 countries who have reserved places for a paid trip into space, and a look back at the Earth from a new perspective.
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Rubio is pummeling the airwaves in the Hawkeye State like no other Republican presidential candidate, as he and his affiliated super PAC have reserved and spent roughly $12.5 million both promoting the Florida senator and slashing his rivals, according to media tracking sources.
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Tales of abuse and anxiety Many of the victims -- or survivors, as they have also been called in court -- have reserved harsh words for Nassar, who they said used his power and professional renown in the sports community for his own sexual gratification.
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Beyond its specific legal arguments, the suit raises a larger question: Should society view and regulate youth tackle football and its equipment through a lens of child protection like novelty helmets, or continue to take the largely hands-off approach we traditionally have reserved for sports?
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According to the paper's list, Trump appears to have reserved the most social media venom for his GOP rivals Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio and Jeb Bush, with Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton and Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly also getting heavy doses of the Donald's trademark insults.
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"I have reserved it to commemorate the lives of more than 55 million aborted babies, 'the chorus of voices that have never been heard in this world but are heard beautifully and clearly in the next world,'" King said in a statement hours before Tuesday's speech.
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While the California electric-car maker is unveiling ambitious new vehicle designs, some analysts are still wondering how well the company is likely to fare in its more immediate goal of reducing production bottlenecks and delivering the 400,000 or so Model 3 sedans customers have reserved.
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According to ad-tracking data provided to NBC News by SMG Delta, Clinton's campaign and pro-Clinton group Priorities USA Action have reserved a combined $98 million through the fall so far, while pro-Trump PAC Rebuilding America Now has just about $817,000 set to air at this time.
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Mimi Lau, a reporter at the South China Morning Post, reported that hospitals have reserved test kits for patients displaying with the most severe symptoms, which has slowed down diagnoses and created such heightened demand that patients in Wuhan hospitals have compared getting a kit to winning the lottery.
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The academy has assured nominees that the four-category edit will mostly eliminate the time winners spend walking up to the stage, but producers have reserved the right to shorten their speeches, too, if those winners use that time to read from a rote list of thank-yous.
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After Democrats have reserved $20 million on the airwaves in the state, Republicans are heartened that Trump will now begin an ad campaign in North Carolina as part of his first round of general election ad buys, hoping to reverse the slide in a state many Republicans fear is slipping away.
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But in Elio Motors' tale, it will be a gasoline-powered vehicle that gets 2500 miles per gallon, with a $267,2100 starting price, to be built in a former General Motors plant in Shreveport, La. To date, 2000,1403 buyers have reserved an Elio, depositing up to $2140,2000 to secure a place in line.
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