Sentence examples for go retail from inspiring English sources

"You have to go retail — committee to committee".

In deciding to go retail, Mr. Mead, a Brooklyn-based designer, said, "We didn't look at spreadsheets and say, 'Hey this one sells great.' Everything had to fit our aesthetic".

Here Kobe Bryant gives younger players the earth-shattering advice that they should ask rich owners to give them as much money as possible: For most, Black Friday refers to the day after Thanksgiving, either the absolute best or absolute worst time to go retail shopping depending on one's desire for great deals and/or tolerance of huge crowds.

Perturbed by what he saw as the elitism of modern art, which he eventually blamed for everything from "South Park" to gangsta rap, he decided to bypass the gallery system and go retail, publishing cheap prints of his work and, later, opening his own galleries.

TetherBerry has been in beta for a while now and set to go retail at 1pm PT today so you may wanna jump on the beta quick to give her a test drive.

But when there's a shop that offers medically realistic dead bodies – not just of humans, but of all creatures great and small – you might as well go retail.

Microsoft's Surface tablet goes retail.

And as for my mother-in-law, she went retail.

Now, come September, marcjacobs.com is going retail, 10 years after most brands opened Web showrooms.

Retail space is gone, retail rents are at all-time highs, and moving up every day.

In 2000, he was profiled in the New Yorker; in 2003, American Apparel went retail and was an instant sensation.