Sentence examples for get retail from inspiring English sources

"In the market right now, it's either the young designers who get retail support or the really established designers," he said.

Derek Mitchell, a director of UK equities at ISIS Asset Management, said: "I do expect there to be further interest simply because this is a one-off opportunity to get retail market share in the UK".

However, he argued, because owners of small wind turbines in the United States can generally get retail prices for their power, as opposed to the far lower wholesale prices that accrue to the larger wind machines, small turbines still provide value roughly equivalent to that of large ones.

"I think we're going to be stuck with this until Friday, when we get retail sales and the PPI.

Today he has a lot more bargaining power when he deals with middlemen, because he can get retail and wholesale prices directly.

Much the same way as with the film industry, an AO rating essentially means you don't get retail distribution.

"The two were comparably priced, but I had paid wholesale for the piano and got retail value for it.

She gets retail: Apple's store portfolio may be too small and straining to cope with the demands of millions of new iPad and iPhone owners.

According to Bob Fraser, director of pharmacy at CanadaDrugs.com, "The service that Americans are getting from this pharmacy is superior to anything they're getting retail in the United States".

Those of you residing in Tulsa, OK and Glendale, WI will be happy to know that you'll be getting retail stores just in time for iDay.

eBooks are cheap to produce but getting retail exposure means mostly dealing with huge corporate monoliths.