Sentence examples for Sales attendant from inspiring English sources

"I dress in Font for work and if I go to a wedding I to go to Font," Ms. Aragón gushed as the sales attendant rang up her €555 purchase.

"I can't stand anymore walking into a conventional luxury store where you are likely to be welcomed by a pretty and young but utterly grumpy sales attendant," Irene Trigueros, a commodities trader, said as she tried on a pair of secondhand sunglasses.

In a store specializing in organically grown produce in the upscale Wilmersdorf area of the capital, Miriam Schäfer, a sales attendant, said Spanish cucumbers had been removed from the shelves — even though they were no longer the direct suspects — and replaced by locally grown ones.

Outside the Victoria's Secret, Briel Daniels, a 19-year-old sales attendant there, complained about the store's practice of encouraging workers to buy bras and other lingerie in order to better promote the products to customers.

The hoopla and sales promotions attendant to the centennial may already be turning off some observers.

Instead, automakers poured out creamy luxury models, especially in entry- and midprice territory that's prized for sales volumes and attendant profits.

It wasn't just the start the summer concert season and its attendant record sales, but also the weekend when FM radio stations coast-to-coast would play their top 500 countdowns, promoting the biggest hits from the Warner, Universal, Sony and EMI back catalogs.

Now, with a bit of a loosening in the credit markets, IT departments are going to be upgrading en masse, causing a surge in PC sales and sales of attendant products like drives, memory, and monitors.

That public market frothiness is what's mostly driving up M&A deal prices, PwC said in its report, which read in part: "Lofty IPO valuations have many companies pursuing a dual track to liquidity, preparing for both a sale and IPO, with attendant increases in valuation expectations".

He also repeated the union's earlier concern that taking on responsibility for sales would detract from attendants' ability to ensure cabin safety.

Our phones will soon be our identity carriers, alerting servers, teachers, flight attendants and sales associates who we are so they can provide a highly personalized experience, unlike ever before.