Sentence examples for made discount from inspiring English sources

"But fast-fashion stores have made discount shopping sexy".

(The company made discount tickets available to Ars Nova patrons).

The Atom app, introduced this year, has also made discounts, particularly for less popular showtimes, part of its mission, along with concession stand preorders.

A: Very much in the way sample sale sites made discounts into entertainment, part of the reason it worked was that it was very exclusive.

While it had made discounted trial subscriptions to Audible available at times, it never actually gave away Audible's content for free like this.

Cott, based in Toronto, is known for making discount versions of soft drinks often sold under store brands or brands that are not heavily advertised.

More than 60 hotels are making discounts available.

Making discounts on health care widely available "is clearly a method for making the market work better," said Judith Lave, a professor of health economics at the University of Pittsburgh.

Air Canada said on Thursday evening that it would make discounted one-way fares available to stranded Zoom passengers who were traveling between Europe and Canada.

Sainsbury's won't be cutting back on the overall number of promotions, but the retailer said it would make discounts easier to understand by using round pound prices and clearer signage with less emphasis on percentages or fractions.

The reports were very positive, he said, and he pronounced himself "quite happy" with Mr. Jonas's performance, not only artistically but commercially as well; Mr. Jonas has brought his fan base to the show, selling out the house and making discounted tickets all but unnecessary, Mr. Mackintosh said, a rarity for some slow-selling summer weeks.