Sentence examples for customer points from inspiring English sources
"When a customer points at a shiny BMW, there's more margin there," he said.
And travelers who have customer points with the Trump casino will be able to use them at the new Golden Nugget in Atlantic City and at two others owned by Landry's, in Las Vegas and Laughlin, Nev.
Hence the lead time measurement can be done from the customer points of view.
The interested reader can refer to for solutions that do not necessarily cover all of the customer points.
Well, the way it works is that this belongs to this actual customer (points to tag on the antlers).
A customer pointed out that the actresses on "Beverly Hills, 90210" wear chokers.
It's something that didn't occur to us at first, but a customer pointed it out in an email.
Do you have these in a white double, fitted?" asks a customer, pointing at a grey, king-sized, flat sheet.
But from a customer point of view, that veiled sense of power, however useful, carries the threat that it could be turned against us.
A customer pointed to a plate of scallops that had just been served him, and said, "look--there's not enough".
"From a customer point of view, its unrecognizable as Android," said Mr. Bezos, who said the company chose not to work closely with Google to develop the Fire, unlike most hardware markers that build products on Android.
