Sentence examples for big loyalty from inspiring English sources
I think that is big loyalty to Blackpool.
"We have a product that can be a currency in Big Loyalty, [and] we're building a payment platform so the two can marry quite nicely.
The top prize RM 25,000 (around $5,600) in cash alongside five sets of return flights to any AirAsia destination, and 100,000 of the company's "Big" loyalty points.
And they might have faded into irrelevancy if not for Anthony Brunelli, an artist with two big loyalties: the City of Binghamton, where he grew up, and Louis K. Meisel, the SoHo art gallery owner who put the rest of the world within Mr. Brunelli's reach.
■How it works: Nectar claims to be the UK's biggest loyalty scheme, with more than 19 million cardholders and points earned at a wide range of stores.
BT customers paid the biggest loyalty premium, with an average annual bill of £540 a year, against £372 for those who haggled.
"So we are very pleased to offer this commemorative Super Bowl XLVI Champions custom license plate so that they can show their 'Big Blue' loyalty and championship pride on their vehicles".
Big data, loyalty cards, iBeacons, QR codes – his statement could be applied to any of these, but instead he is referring to wearable tech: the latest potential red herring for retailers.
Playing nice with the management is important for another reason as well: It will make them more likely to remember you, and hotels are big on loyalty.
"I'm big on loyalty," Harlston said.
