Sentence examples for discounted electronics from inspiring English sources
The annual video footage of people fighting over discounted electronics while terrified staff look on is taking its toll; more and more consumers are giving it a miss and that fact is not going unnoticed in the retail industry.
Amazon introduced Black Friday discounts to Britain in 2010 but the event is now a fixture of the retail sales calendar with Currys, John Lewis and Argos key players in an event increasingly focused on aggressively discounted electronics and domestic appliances.
On Cyber Monday we indeed do something techie--we shop for discounted electronics.
This is the first time Amazon will open the floodgates for millions of people hungry for discounted electronics and other items ranging from food to kitchenware to clothing since acquiring brick-and-mortar grocery retailer Whole Foods last year.
Discount electronics and discount lives.
I recently visited a discount electronics store at my local mall to buy a high-end DVD player with a list price of $799.
Crazy Eddie Inc., the discount electronics chain, said today that it had named Ted Vagelos, a Priceline.com executive, president and chief operating officer.
"But I don't think he's going to be successful discounting electronics because the margins are already tight on good days".
In 2005 and 2006, Accoona bought three companies based in Brooklyn that operate discount electronics retailers, including ButterflyPhoto.com, NYLiving.com, BestBuyPlasma.com, Digitaletailer.com, Lcdtvs.com and BuyersEdge.com, a price comparison service.
The commercials created market awareness and helped Eddie Antar and his family expand their discount electronics chain from a single store on Kings Highway in Brooklyn to more than 40 locations as far north as Boston and as far south as Philadelphia.
Mr. Darton is more concerned than Mr. Gillespie with the battles fought and lost by the merchants who occupied several of the streets that would be incorporated into the giant complex, especially the owners of discount electronics shops that used to occupy the streets of lower Manhattan.
