Sentence examples for big merchandise from inspiring English sources

"The jamboree isn't as commercial as Disneyland but it's friendlier," Grant said, rooting through a big tub of patches on sale at one of the jamboree's four big merchandise tents.

With these new tools, Patreon could shift the online content ecosystem from one where creators give away what they make in hopes of tiny ad revenue shares today and big merchandise or ticket purchases in the future, and towards allowing creators to earn a reliable salary.

But the big merchandising push is planned for 1991, the year of Archie's fiftieth anniversary.

China, the world's biggest merchandise exporter (10.4% of the total), will probably appeal.

Another Disney blockbuster, Frozen, is reportedly the biggest merchandise moneyspinner of all time, with sales of more than $107bn.

China will almost certainly surpass Germany as the world's biggest merchandise exporter this year, according to economist Timo Klein of IHS Global Insight, who predicts German exports to drop by roughly 20% in 2009 while Chinese exports show a much smaller decrease.

And at Brand Licensing Europe 2014, one of the world's biggest merchandising and licensing fairs, which took place at London's Olympia this week, a range of Minecraft-branded T-shirts, plush toys and baby clothes were on display for trade buyers.

Entertainment One said the brand outgrew all pre-school rivals in the UK a few years ago, including favourites such as Thomas the Tank Engine and Fireman Sam, but has plenty to do to catch up with brands such as Dora the Explorer in the US, the world's biggest merchandising market.

"We had 'Brother Bear , and 'Finding Nemo' -- they're doing fairly well, but nothing big for merchandise".

The agents talk to Dr. Farraday and visit a local bait and tackle shop that sells Big Blue merchandise.

The return of optimism at ad agencies and media companies is also being fed by a rising tide of positive economic news involving consumers, like gains in personal income and the biggest surge in buying big-ticket merchandise since 1987.