Sentence examples for largest purveyor from inspiring English sources
This Doylestown, Pa., company is the country's largest purveyor of open-pollinated seeds, said its chief executive officer, George Ball.
Coca-Cola was not only the world's largest purveyor of beverages but a symbol of global capitalism itself — for better and for worse.
"Japanese green tea is more fragile than Chinese," says Rona Tison, a vice-president of Ito En, the largest purveyor of green tea in Japan.
After graduation from Columbia University, several years at NBC, and a stint in the US Army, he worked for John R. Fitzgerald of Rye Beach, NH, the largest purveyor of novelties in the world.
Today his family-owned company, Rubina, is still the largest purveyor of luxury watches in Indonesia.
Fidelity Investments, the largest purveyor of mutual funds, is also the biggest administrator of 401(k) programs for corporations.
"You can take pure water down to minus-40 and not freeze it," says Joe VanderKelen, president of SMI Snowmakers, one of the nation's largest purveyors.
Apple and Amazon, the two largest purveyors of digital media, are working to create a kind of online swap meet where consumers can exchange music, movies or e-books, David Streitfeld writes.
One of the largest purveyors of consumer intelligence, BlueKai, has privacy protections that sound a lot like what Obama outlined Friday: they put a time limit on how long they track users and they keep all profiles anonymous (bulk!); they also limit the data available in the profiles (no financial data, no healthcare data, nothing about sex or religion).
Its hallmark — knowledgeable salespeople who could satisfy the comparison-shopping stereo connoisseur — helped propel its growth until it became one of the nation's largest purveyors of consumer electronics, with more than 80 stores, mostly in the Northeast, including more than a dozen in and around New York City.
How convenient that Murdock should also own Dole Food, one of the world's largest purveyors of fruits and vegetables.
