Sentence examples for buying rush from inspiring English sources
They're a Target-exclusive (for the time being, anyway) and the move comes just ahead of the holiday buying rush — music-lovers shouldn't be surprised to find one of these nestled in their stockings.
Service provider AT&T and handset maker Samsung have collaborated to create the first mobile phone that supports Napster's mobile music archive, and it goes on sale this Friday, November 23, just in time for the holiday gift buying rush.
Puritan has been visited by close to two thousand buyers since the January buying rush began.
The spending splurge on 28 November was hailed as a huge success by retailers that discounted TVs, furniture and homewares to encourage a pre-Christmas buying rush.
By early December, the traditional start of the holiday buying rush, Coach, Target and Starbucks — arguably the reigning trendsetters among American retailers — warned that the number of consumers walking into their stores had begun to dip, or was likely to, as consumers restrained their spending.
They've timed the latest protest for Black Friday, one of the busiest annual shopping days online as retailers slash prices and heavily promote deals to try to spark a seasonal buying rush.
The BBC had started buying rushes from Grimsby-based Estuary TV, the first of the new local TV services launched in November, Harding revealed during a Q&A session after the speech.
Soon she was taking 4 a.m. bus rides from Pennsylvania to buy rush tickets.
The orchestra also continues to offer $25 annual memberships to Philadelphia students, who can buy rush tickets to every concert on the schedule.
The first thing you need to do when planning to buy rush tickets is check the website for the show you want to see for the specifics of their student rush policy.
All that livestock from Minnesota and Wisconsin, unloaded from trucks and herded into pens, now to be rushed into the arena for some momentary preening, bought, rushed out, loaded up and carted away.
