Sentence examples for customers removed from inspiring English sources

Two customers removed one earphone while being served, and two customers left them both in for the duration of the transaction.

"Did you hear that the government is now recommending customers remove excess packaging in the supermarket?

Some of the really explicit moments come when the elderly customers remove their clothing and get into bed with the dormant Lucy.

Bibi van der Zee Tesco When Ben Bradshaw suggested that customers remove their packaging at the till the Tesco spokesperson responded thus: "We would prefer it if our customers use our recycling facilities, but if customers want to leave their packaging with us we will deal with it appropriately".

Three California power companies are also offering cash rebates for every server its customers remove through virtualization.

Similarly, if customers remove the chip at some point, proper disposal of the tags is essential, which causes additional worries to the companies.

This has been possible because of the finer alignment achieved between the firm and its customers, removing over-servicing and under-servicing alike.

In October 2006 Stephen Heare, director of the EPA Drinking Water Protection Division, issued a memo to EPA Drinking Water Branch chiefs in Regions I through X directing that water companies "should not recommend that customers remove or clean aerators prior to or during the collection of tap samples for lead".

Typically, Progressive collects data for only six months (that's the "snapshot"), after which the customer removes and returns the device.

I steadfastly refused, and later asked another staff member who said there was no way any adviser would suggest a customer remove a qualification.

Delta confirmed to BuzzFeed that "two customers were removed from this flight and later rebooked after a disturbance in the cabin resulted in more than 20 customers expressing their discomfort," adding that the airline was reviewing the incident and it was "taking allegations of discrimination very seriously".