Sentence examples for items of all from inspiring English sources

Kindle owners spend, on average, $443 more buying items of all kinds from Amazon than shoppers who do not own one of its tablets.

But some stores have changed their policies in general, to shorten the window during which items of all sorts may be returned or exchanged.

There are quirky items of all sorts: a golden deer head to hang on the wall, limited-edition bottles of Absolut and Chivas, a petwear section, to mention just a few.

Shipping containers line the roads of Afghanistan and are frequently used not only to hold and transport prisoners, but to use as shops where items of all sorts are for sale.

Though Mr. Hasselhoff publicly apologized and noted that passing items of all types through his pants is a band tradition, the top law enforcement agency in Russia, the Investigative Committee, threatened to press criminal charges for desecrating the national flag.

The 10 players, students led by the composer Stephen Scott, stand around, and sometimes under, a concert grand, armed with items of all kinds — nylon fishing line, piano hammers, guitar picks, strips of paper, rolls of plumber's tape — and reach into the instrument to draw sounds from its strings.

Another difference was that the GEPT-A did not include any items targeting vocabulary knowledge or the ability to infer the meaning of unfamiliar vocabulary from context, while the iBT made heavy use of vocabulary items (30% of all items).

Romance is the most painstakingly measured item of all, not too much and not too little.

The most important item of all is to remember not to fall for the cult of motherhood.

The retailer said their best selling items are clothes bearing quotes from the Pope, and their strongest selling item of all carrying the words 'rebel against this culture'.

The company's highest-selling item of all time, a figure based on the protestant cleric Martin Luther, was reported to have sold 34,000 units in just 72 hours in February, with Playmobil executives apparently baffled by the toy's popularity.