Sentence examples for comercial from inspiring English sources
Comercial Mexicana, a big retailer, lost $4 billion on derivatives contracts and filed for protection from creditors on October 9th.Something similar happened in Brazil.
· Kongens Nytorv 17 3. Madrid The Comercial - the oldest continuously operating cafe in Madrid - was popular with impoverished writers and became an intellectual refuge during Franco's rule.
The results of the project, named Bibin (the Dari word for look), can be seen at Spitz Gallery, Old Spitalfields Market, 109 Comercial Streeet, London E1 from March 12 to April 18 , 2003
Comercial Mexicana, in contrast, has shifted to Wal-Mart's approach, managing to lower its prices to compete directly.
You can find more information about comercial and free Linux distributions and where to get them at the Linux Online Web page at www.linux.org.org
Brilliantly designed and accompanied by what is aid to be the first score (by Arthur Bliss) to be recorded for comercial distribution, this epic envisions monstrouts wars and the colonization of space as it debates science and humanity - Friday at midnight on Channel 21. - Lawrence Van Gelder and Howard Thompson.
The European competition authorities have challenged the Portuguese government's defence of Banco Comercial Portugues against a deal that would give BCSH of Spain a large chunk of it.
China was still Brazil's biggest trading partner, however, and the state-owned China Construction Bank made a $726 million investment in Brazil's Banco Industrial e Comercial SA.
It's a speciality of the many waterside restaurants in the fishing village of Fornells, and in nearby Playas de Fornells, where the Café del Nord at Local Comercial 5 (00 34 971 37 66 97; cafedel nord.com) provides a very tasty €20 caldereta as well as a lovely sea view.
"I catch my reflection in the window by Comercial Mexicana Huckleberry Finnn, boy".
In the last few years, Comercial Mexicana, Soriana and Gigante have, with varying success, overhauled their purchasing and pricing strategies, revamped their stores, introduced new products and spent heavily on computer systems and distribution centers.
