Sentence examples for catalogue order from inspiring English sources

Daisy (Saoirse Ronan) is your catalogue order troubled teen, re-located from California to spend a summer with her cousins in their charming English farmhouse.

"What people have got to remember is that this isn't a case of a catalogue order you have placed going wrong because of a computer failure, but important things that people rely on such as pensions, benefits and getting into work.

"Argos has tapped into a rich seam of growth," said Neil Saunders of retail analysts Conlumino, who explained that its old catalogue ordering business and related stock management system meant it was perfectly placed to offer a click-and-collect service, in which customers order online and then collect from stores.

The high-street retailer, known for laminated catalogues, order slips and mini pencils, has been trying to reinvent itself as a digital business.

With that in mind, Argos is considering ditching its traditional laminated catalogues, order slips and tiny pencils as it experiments with hi-tech stores which it hopes might help attract better-off shoppers.

Her mother got a job in the Sears catalogue-order department, while young Elizabeth waited tables at her aunt's Mexican restaurant; she married at nineteen and had her first child just a few years later.

It has no catalogue; the order of the works on display is not even set; new works may yet be imagined.

They will be encouraged to select improvements such as clubhouse roofs, prefabricated changing rooms and drainage systems from a central catalogue, in order to benefit from economies of scale.

The present study is one in a series of planned studies on different Egyptian dipteran families aiming to catalogue the order Diptera as a whole in Egypt.

The distance value is used to evaluate the first ALPE for the first synthetic event in the catalogue in order to derive the expected ash load (kg/m2) at that site for the first event.

His company was recognizably modern, employing colorful catalogues, preprinted order forms, corporate espionage, and celebrity endorsements.