Sentence examples for count department from inspiring English sources

Negotiations for the acqui sition by Bond Industries, Inc., parent company of the Bond clothing stores, of the Suitomat Corporation, which operates clothing departments in dis count department stores, have been terminated by mutual agreement.

Surely one is that someone in the bean-counting department noticed that while Mr. Leno takes home a hefty paycheck, some $30 million a year, he is a bargain compared to the $3 million to $5 million it costs to produce a single episode of an hourlong dramatic show — if you can come up with one, that is.

Compared with a newspaper article, a book is a luxury in the word-count department.

All GERLANG courses count as department electives.

At last count, the department had nearly 900,000 pending claims, two-thirds of which were more than 125 days old, the agency's benchmark for timeliness.

That doesn't count big department stores and high-end retailers, such as Bloomingdale's and Saks, which sell fur apparel alongside other items.

In an earlier age, many of the drivers were aristocrats — Siamese princes, German barons, Belgian counts, American department store heirs, English aristocrats — who raced with ascots and bow ties, and who disported themselves with the devil-may-care attitudes of a privileged class.

The company and its logo -- a black man swinging a golf club, his long dreadlocks dancing in the breeze -- may have garnered a lot of publicity, but they have yet to command a presence where it counts: on department store shelves.

(In a mark of its progress moving the industry off of paper, disks, and the occasional Excel spreadsheet, Panjiva counts the department as one of its 3,700 paying clients today).

All reported societal outreach was categorised and counted per department.

"As our injury epidemiologists explain it, emergency departments count apples, and police departments count oranges," said Geoffrey Cowley, associate commissioner of the health department.