Sentence examples for in the chains from inspiring English sources

She said her sales in the chains were down more than 10percentt last year.

Isn't every ring on the finger of a girl forced into marriage a link in the chains of misery?

Some analysts believe sales in the chains' established stores are flat or even down on last year.

His arrangement of fluorescent lights hang vertically from the ceiling as you come in, the chains that are supposed to suspend the white tubes dangling free.

She said her company deliberately focused on selling to museum shops and boutiques, partly to avoid the price competition in the chains.

There is strong evidence of this in the chains of Chinese supermarkets, the likes of which exist nowhere else in the country.

"The hottest paperback in the country right now is 'Addicted' by Zane," he said, "But it is very hard to find a book like that in the chains".

The Defence Secretary is to set out changes to the organisation and management of the MoD which will increase accountability for spending in the chains of command.

Mr. Philbin, the affable television personality, is only one in the chains of famous and semifamous names barked out like obscenities by Eli Wurman Al Pacinoo) in the wobbly satirical melodrama "People I Know".

It is practically impossible, and politically intolerable, to contemplate holding to account every corrupted officer in the chains of command that ran between the White House and the guardhouse at Abu Ghraib or at Bagram Airbase.

Emerson felt that there was no place for free will in the chains of mechanical cause and effect that rationalist philosophers conceived the world as being made up of.