Sentence examples for lines are sold from inspiring English sources
Both lines are sold through bike ships and online dealers, but S-PHYRE is limited to the top tier Shimano retailers, and one popular online store that carries both is Competitive Cyclist.
So when a product is priced at $17.50, selling online isn't enough". As such, Way of Will's wellness and skincare lines are sold in high-end stores like Nordstrom and Neiman Marcus.
It product lines include Talent Solutions, Marketing Solutions and Premium Subscriptions these three product lines are sold through two channels, an offline field sales organization which engages with both large and small enterprise customers, as well as an online, selfserve channel.
Though the companies do not break out sales of heritage products, most say the lines are selling well above projections.
There is no evidence in the record that both lines were sold under the same roof except at boat shows; the normal marketing channels used by both AMF and Nescher are, however, parallel.
But unlike in the United States, where Congress passed a law to allow "railbanking" of disused lines for future use, Britain's old lines were sold off or given away.
In Grand Central Terminal, where the No. 7 train to Shea Stadium meets the No. 4 to Yankee Stadium, more than 300 shirts bearing the authority's logos for the lines were sold in nine hours on Thursday at the New York Transit Museum store.
Six percent of Verizon's lines were sold at wholesale last year, more than double the amount in 1999 a worrying acceleration of what the company admits is a "fundamental change" in the business.
The family's machine shop, which serviced mostly underground lines, was sold in 1981--long 1981--long 1981--longwidely practiced.
The items in their clothing lines were sold exclusively online, when the online store could no longer be accessed.
Blue toile chairpads and acorn-embossed relish dishes from her Martha Stewart Everyday product line are sold on her Web site and in all 1,900 Kmart stores across the country.
