As the head of "visual merchandising," he designed windows that would bring people into the store, and he arranged merchandise within the store to get them to buy.
I hear her clicking not too far off, rearranging the perfectly arranged merchandise – sequinned hair clips shaped like butterflies, purses shaped like swans, perfumes that smell like very specific desserts and rains.
By Guy Hubbard GANTA, Liberia, 15 July 2010 – At 6 a.m., Atleta Suomie is already hard at work sweeping the floor and arranging the merchandise in her family's small store.
He was even a whiz at merchandising — arranging for his "Alice" characters to be turned into cookie tins and postage-stamp cases.
_ SASHA FRERE-JONES: There is no small irony in the fact that economic conditions have led the biggest mainstream stars to align with Cage and his children, insofar as the live event cannot be digitally pirated and is one of the last ways (along with selling merchandise and arranging synch licenses) that musicians can make money.
The company is currently sourcing merchandise and arranging it into collections in preparation for its October launch.
In this franchise from the department store Printemps, the "designer" merchandise is arranged like a street market.
Other people arrested offered to ship stolen merchandise and arrange drop services so items like sunglasses, air purifiers and synthetic marijuana could be picked up.
The posse would use the card numbers to order many thousands of dollars of merchandise and arrange for items to be either held for pickup or express shipped to destinations.
Until 1499, the House of Guinea represented, in embryonic form, a colonial ministry in Portugal, in charge of storing merchandise, collecting duty on incoming goods, maintaining the Portuguese merchant fleet, and arranging shipping schedules.
