Sentence examples for classic merchandise from inspiring English sources
One, drenched in red, presents new Reebok Classic merchandise from Reebok International as the singer Mary J. Blige joins friends on a city street in a game of double-Dutch jump rope.
Although the majority of respondents stated they preferred more classic merchandise, a few of them discussed seeking out trendier items for specific occasions.
It features the show's Emmy Awards as well as retired set pieces, classic merchandise, video clips, photographs, and other memorabilia related to Jeopardy! history.
In spite of the wind chill, fans arrived at McMahon several hours before the game to experience an 88000 sqft fan zone, and stood in line ups 100 people deep to buy Heritage Classic merchandise.
Marketers tied in classic Quest merchandise, launching a classic H-B promotion with Days Inn hotels, Planet Hollywood restaurants, and Little Debbie snack cakes and offering rebates for Cyber Insects and classic episodes.
To carry out its plan to sell everything in its collection, the Aldrich turned to an upstate New York auctioneer, Bob Connelly, who ordinarily handles items like watches, classic cars and other merchandise.
Selected merchandise from the Classic Rug Collection is 30 to 60 percent off through Oct. 31 (the 5-by-7-foot Jewel Box, regularly $5,920, is $4,144; the 5-by-7-foot Ribbon, regularly $1,750, is $700 20505 East 60th Street, (212) 832-3338, classicrug.com.
Instead, she became convinced that good merchandising in the classic sense not software would ultimately determine which companies became big on the web.
Yottoy supplies merchandise based on licensers' classic and contemporary characters to all three retail tiers.
A South Dakota vendor was banned from Sioux Falls' Collector's Classic Gun Show this weekend after selling racist targets among his merchandise.
"You're seeing towering shapes, some as tall as nine feet, and a lot of color options and finishing treatments outside of the classic glossy white," said Anne Dinardo, editor-in-chief of Visual Merchandising and Store Design magazine, a trade publication.
