Sentence examples for here merchandise from inspiring English sources

There are plenty of websites, though, so simply Google "(name of show here) merchandise" you wish to purchase.

Although the atmosphere resembled that at H & M, Manhattan's impulse-buy palace, here the merchandise was one of a kind, and nothing would be restocked.

Perhaps something along the lines of: Here, take our merchandise - and we'll pay you.

They call the merchandise here ancient art, but in fact it is ancient religion.

And FIFA, soccer's world governing body, has opened a marketing campaign to sell official merchandise here.

And the dictionary definition of "goods" (as relevant here) is "[w]ares; merchandise". Id., at 1079.

Unlike the gaudy, mass-produced dolls often found at souvenir shops, the merchandise here is one of a kind.

Like all discount emporiums, the merchandise here is one of a kind; if it's not in your size, tough.

And since most of the merchandise here -- everything from Sony stereos to Levis and Rolexes -- is stolen or imported illegally, merchants guard their stalls like watchdogs.

The beautifully made, well-selected merchandise here is cheaper than what you may find in Manhattan, or even Williamsburg, where stores need to fatten their price tags to afford the outrageous rents.

Now, in a deal announced yesterday that featured no exchange of money, the teams will be connected by an alliance that will, among other things, offer for sale Yankee goods abroad and Manchester United merchandise here, market each others' televised games, put signs in their respective stadiums, and stage a Manchester United tour in the United States in 2003.