Sentence examples for detergent aisle from inspiring English sources

Go to the detergent aisle.

A 100-ounce jug of Sam's Choice Power Clean Formula liquid detergent, displayed front and center in the detergent aisle, costs $3.84 at the Middletown Wal-Mart.

I certainly hope your readers don't think Martin is some kind of hypochondriac; I cannot walk down that damn detergent aisle either.

In his great poem "Next Day" Randall Jarrell describes a woman in an American supermarket moving in the detergent aisle from "Cheer to Joy, from Joy to All".

A decade after feeling his eyes and throat burn when he walked through the detergent aisle on a grocery run with his mother in the 1950s, he said, he read about the dangers of toxic chemicals and began a lifelong quest to live without them.

Stores lose money when they run low on a popular item, and when a customer puts down a jar of salsa in the detergent aisle where it won't be found by someone who wants to buy it; or when customers ask where something is and clerks don't know.

Tide is underperforming its rivals in the liquid-detergent aisle.

This week it announced a $10m investment in a Finnish mapping company whose technology uses the Earth's magnetic field to map the insides of buildings precisely: imagine it detecting that a shopper has reached the detergents aisle of a supermarket, and pinging her some coupons.

When you purchase laundry detergent, have you ever stood in the aisle of the store, looked at the list of ingredients and said to yourself, "Hmm.

I balanced my new treasures with the massive supply of toilet paper, a calf-sized pack of paper towels, and a year's supply of detergent while I maneuvered my way through the aisles, stopping periodically to sample the bland but free samples of food.

Detergency and Detergents.