Sentence examples for language merchandising from inspiring English sources

One afternoon this summer, at the Wolfgang Puck Cafe in West Hollywood, Barbara Lazaroff, who is chef Wolfgang Puck's wife, business partner, and all-around image custodian, was concentrating on menu language, merchandising and signage.

Mike Ferrari, director of merchandising for language products at Barnes & Noble stores, says percentage sales growth for language-related items exceeded that for overall sales in the 2005 fiscal year.

But the party, with its gauche merchandise and its ecclesiastical language (the "spirit" and the "fallen", "loss" and "sacrifice") that euphemises battlefield carnage, pervades.

Univision also lacks the merchandising dollars that English-language broadcasters milk to offset the heavy cost of program development.

Cole said Urban Outfitters "consistently" uses racy language in an attempt to sell more merchandise.

SpongeBob is viewed in 170 countries speaking 24 languages, and has also become "a killer merchandising app".

NT Official did not respond to the board's determination that its Facebook advertisements for its "CU in the NT" merchandise used "strong, obscene or inappropriate language".

Italian has become a horrendous language, a babble invaded by media languages which expresses nothing but merchandise and consumption.

"The people in Europe pay a lot for merchandising," said Oliver Copp, a writer for Ringside, a German-language magazine that covers mixed martial arts and professional wrestling.

Stronger language has become so prevalent that it is even trickling into the merchandise that women's magazines are featuring.

Wandering in the forests of Luxembourg like Hansel and Gretel, the children (both actors were 13 at the time of filming) invent their own language, engage in a symbolic sylvan wedding and sample the condom-wrapped merchandise.