Sentence examples for beemer from inspiring English sources

Britt Beemer, head of America's Research Group, which surveys shopping habits, says: "It is merchandising stupidity.

Britt Beemer, chairman of America's Research Group, a market-research firm, predicts that 40% of Americans will go to Wal-Mart to do some of their holiday shopping this year, and that 90% of those will do all their shopping there.Shoppers are also turning to the internet to find the best prices and save on sales tax, which can be avoided with most online purchases.

The Beemer only had to keep up.

Jas, the teen-age narrator, was a "dickless khota" before being taken under the muscled wing of the self-styled gangsta Hardjit, and his painstaking efforts to emulate his cohorts' "rudeboy finesse" are related in illuminating detail: facial hair should look "drawn on with a felt-tip pen" and riding in a Beemer requires staring "out the window like some big dumb dog with a big slobbery tongue".

He played the part of the Lone Ranger exactly once, when Brace Beemer, who acted the role on radio, came down with laryngitis.

In a market where you sell things nobody needs, what will give them enough reason to say, 'I have to have that product.' " The Beemer think tank divined that riders would want a bike with an in-line 6, a NASA-spec suite of electronics and the sportiness that the BMW brand holds dear.

Within days he has conceived a passion for a dazed Foxy-T, proposed marriage, fallen in with his old druggy mates, got up the nose of Ruji's Beemer-owning gangster cousin, and seems to have broken the women's friendship while heading rapidly for disaster.

Although Americans who barter are still in the minority, Britt Beemer, chief executive of the survey firm America's Research Group, said his polls had found that up to 26 percent of respondents said they were bartering products and skills, more than double the percentage in 2000, when the question was first posed.

"What's somebody like her doing living in a place like this?" a neighbor, Steve Beemer, asked recently, standing atop the steep set of stairs that leads to Ms. Kessler's door.

That is not good for the toy industry, Mr. Beemer said.

"Kids are really asking themselves who do we want our role models to be," said C. Britt Beemer, chairman of America's Research Group in Charleston, S.C.