Sentence examples for display of products from inspiring English sources

They learned how to keep the books and build a display of products for sale.

Artemis, who was spritely pale, with bleached-blond and pink hair that fell below her shoulders, had a display of products strewn on the counter behind her.

But he added, "To the extent that this proposed law would ban the display of products to adult tobacco consumers, we believe it goes too far".

On Jan . 19 High Point will play host to Winter Trails 2002, an introduction to snowshoeing that will include a display of products and snowshoe hikes through the woods.

There's the poster from 1955, the post-war period when electricity was sparse, encouraging citizens to "save even a single watt of electricity and divert it to production and construction!" During the food push from 1979, a poster declares "let's press more edible oils" – as a smiling factory worker shows off a display of products including soy, rapeseed and walnut oils.

In addition to the toolkit, powerful tools including stereoscopic display systems, head mounted displays (HMD), data gloves and haptic devices have been introduced (Burdea and Coiffet, 2003) and combined to construct Virtual and Augmented Prototyping systems that provide realistic display of products in a simulated environment and offer various interaction and evaluation means (Wang et al., 2009).

Boutique breweries, nail parlors with massage booths, and food-court restaurants all had displays of products aimed at sopping up some of the extra time that travelers are spending walking around airports.

NEW JERSEY CONVENTION/EXPO CENTER "Super Pet Expo," featuring more than 125 displays of products and services for owners of pets, live animals for adoption, petting zoo and live entertainment.

He says that can expect to see PowaTags appearing in magazines and newspapers and other printed matter; on websites; and in stores in the forms of small codes alongside displays of products.

Mr Gill said: "The effect of Section 1 (of the Act) is to criminalise the display of tobacco products or smoking-related products which is a currently lawful display.

But Mr. Armstrong said the company would explore whether to run graphic ads on its main site, especially on sections like the Froogle shopping service, that already display photographs of products.