Sentence examples for merchandise coming from inspiring English sources

After the first home game, every single Toronto FC scarf was sold out; they can't keep the merchandise coming fast enough to the FC store.

Other recent problems for Hornby have included sales of London 2012 Olympic merchandise coming in well below expectations and disruption to a supplier in China preventing its products from reaching shops.

They pointed out that there would be cheap merchandise coming in from the West that would discourage people from buying goods manufactured in the city.

Kaufmann Mercantile has been around since 2009 and has sold over $6 million worth of merchandise, coming out to around 180,000 products sold.

This boutique's racks are stocked with everything from Stella McCartney to Peter Som to my favorite, Chloe, with new merchandise coming in all the time.

Which isn't to advocate the production of such a figurine, which remains in bad taste; but if this was intended as a riposte from Kojima, who must have seen the critical reaction to malleable, immodestly dressed merchandise coming, it certainly leaves an impression.

New merchandise comes in every three weeks.

The merchandise came back to us.

The merchandise comes in a white plastic shopping bag that says "Los Angeles County Department of Coroner".

Most of the merchandise came that way, a storeowner in Qeshm city centre tells me.

"And do the people actually show up when the merchandise comes in?