Sentence examples for customer marches from inspiring English sources

And any industry who ignores the enthusiasm of its customer marches in the evolutionary footprints of the dodo bird.

On a recent sunny afternoon, customers marched purposefully into Peter's Ice Cream Parlor.

Instead of using customer Lolas, Marches or Ralts, all of which were produced by established companies who had many years' experience of designing and building such cars, Forti stuck with their Italian Formula Three chassis supplier Gian Paolo Dallara, who had just designed his company's first F3000 machine.

"So much cold!" In marched a customer wearing two wooly hats, two winter coats and many more layers besides, singing loudly.

One of his first customers Saturday night marched over to Luzinski, whirled around and, facing backward, asked him to sign his burgundy 1980 World Champions jacket.

But when a customer said people had the right to march anyway, he said he agreed.

Rather than gliding through his dining room with a hand out to welcome customers, Mr. Gutenbrunner tends to march through, jerking his head as he inspects the scene, and abruptly approaching tables with a stern, "Hello," followed by silence.

The scheme has been given a symbolic code name of sorts ("Project 3 10"), and the fleet of autonomous delivery robots is all but ready to march toward customers Down Under.

He showed that when he marched into the ticket office this season, planted himself in a chair and served the next customer, who had no idea the general manager sat behind the glass.

Meanwhile customers and revenue continued to march ahead.

It marches.