Sentence examples for fine merchandise from inspiring English sources
The cobblestone streets and lanes leading away from the harbor are lined with shops filled with fine merchandise, and though I tried to be the noble tourist interested only in history -- surely I shouldn't be shopping on my first day?
Visitors can browse an array of fine merchandise or book activities – the star turn is an exhilarating rollercoaster ride on the company's new rigid inflatable boat over razorblade waves around Stroma to spot seals, puffins and, if your luck's in, killer whales – and buy or rent gear for walking, cycling or surfing their way along the sea's edge.
Proceeds are earmarked for the league's charities and will help support its biggest fundraiser of the year the Festival of Trees for which members decorate artificial trees and collect fine merchandise to be auctioned off.
Shamin showed me around for some private tours and sea trials where it is clear to see why Ferretti Group has some of the finest merchandise to ever float in the iconic Monaco harbor.
The €12.5m (£10.7m) fine concerns merchandise such as mugs, bed sheets and stationery, which carries the brand of the club, but not Nike's trademark.
For example, retailers like Wal-Mart and Kohl's are making use of sales, pricing, and economic data, combined with demographic and weather data, to fine-tune merchandising store by store and anticipate appropriate timing of store sales.
But the store also manages to provide a jaw-dropping array of fine and interesting merchandise; a selection that spans many current styles, tastes and budgets.
Other merchandise includes fine jewelry and items for the home.
Discriminating between fine art and popular merchandise, or individual genius and learned craft, is a Western preoccupation.
Ms. Conway said consumers were buying sale items like half-price cordless drills as well as more expensive merchandise like fine jewelry and special-occasion wear.
In the end, even though the merchandise was fine, I canceled my membership.
