Sentence examples for glass retail from inspiring English sources
Plans for the area have included shiny glass retail pavilions, multiplex movie theaters and a Disney indoor amusement park, all of which foundered for various reasons.
According to our sources the various reports about the barges being showcases for Google's Glass retail efforts are correct.
Within six months, she was teaching the art, running a successful stained glass retail store in Richmond and developing her own artistic style.
Some stained glass retail stores also carry 'silver clay', or "Art Clay Silver" This craft can be tricky and it's worth checking a local community college's metal clay course.
Apple's minimalist steel-and-glass retail temples are essentially advertisements for its products, with customer service playing a crucial role in recruiting new disciples.
More than drones dropping a new supply of underwear on your doorstep, Apple's massively successful brick-and-mortar-and-glass retail stores and Amazon's small steps in the same direction are what should keep old-fashioned retailers awake at night.
He didnt think the technology was up to snuff or that wines like his $100 Napa Valley cabernet were suitable for by-the-glass retail sales.
He didnt think the technology was up to snuff--or that wines like his $100 Napa Valley cabernet were suitable for by-the-glass retail sales.
Highland Europe's Fergal Mullen admitted it took "a bit longer than expected" to achieve meaningful scale with MyOptique's ecommerce play (having invested in 2007), but he couched glasses retailing as one of the hardest ecommerce sectors to get right — given it's not just a question of casual fashion and fit but a highly personal style decision and a prescription item.
Apple's use of glass in retail architecture emerged as a design and branding element at its Fifth Avenue store, which opened in 2006.
What is known about the trade center project is that it will include four passenger platforms for 10-car trains (the same length as those that existed before the attack), a vast mezzanine, lower and upper concourses and a street-level building, presumably under glass, with retail space.
