Sentence examples for counter selling from inspiring English sources
But for the most part, women's work was behind the counter, selling to other women.
At the Barneys department store nearby, walk up to the woman at the Delvaux counter, selling pricey leather accessories.
Otherwise moving the bar or counter selling these items into the theater so they can draw additional customers is another opportunity.
It will feature a hot counter selling pizza slices, a hot dog roller and even a functioning slushy machine, which Sparrow plans to fill with beads.
Every day for the past 28 years, the friendly husband-and-wife owners — Stella and John Chhan — have stood behind the counter selling their freshly made breakfast treats.
We were eating off paper plates, our hands in plastic gloves and our faces bathed in fluorescence, in a former bodega still anchored by a counter selling lottery tickets and Alka-Seltzer.
A man behind a tiny counter sells dirt-cheap morsels: fish sausages for 50 yen, prawn crackers for 60 yen, canned yakitori for 160 yen.
Starbucks, which uses commercial-grade superautomatic machines behind the counter, sells both superautomatic and conventional home espresso makers in its shops and at www.starbucks.com.com
On a recent Saturday, the women behind the counter sold about 1,200 of them — including one to me — at $5.99 a pop.
"And on the sound system, the weirdest, most brilliant music came on, and I demanded that the guy behind the counter sell me the CD immediately".
By M. Quint and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, October 26, 1940 P. 16 The Harvard Club's cigar counter sells little gold-and-enamel Willkie buttons, and also has on hand a supply of Roosevelt buttons in the same style.
