Sentence examples for merchandise whose from inspiring English sources

As must the band Merchandise, whose name – one might think – is a nominalist satire of commodification by the music industry.

Customers who shop at J. C. Penney between Dec. 4 and 13, for instance, can round up their purchase to give proceeds to a Penney nonprofit that supports local after-school programs, and the retailer is also selling certain merchandise whose net proceeds benefit the program.

She allegedly spent most of the cash on her start-up jewelry curating business, Karat & Ice, a self-described "trusted carrier of authentic quality designer merchandise" whose slogan boasts, "More IS More".

Matthew Mathiasen, a 2009 graduate of Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising whose fashion world CV includes stints at Elmer Ave .and Betsey Johnson, showed the debut season of his women's sportswear and accessories collection in a presentation format.

It can be a brutal business, the Ryder Cup — and also brisk business, as evidenced by the 77 corporate chalets that were rented at Medinah and by the huge merchandise tent whose shelves were as empty Sunday night as a supermarket's before a hurricane.

Disney is a merchandising titan whose licensed consumer products generated $30 billion in global sales last year, up from $12 billion when Mr. Mooney joined the company a decade ago.

Then someone from Bounty (a baby merchandising company whose sales reps, controversially, are allowed on maternity wards to collect mothers' details for marketing purposes and to sell photographs) paid her a visit when Jack was a day old; Will had just gone home to rest.

Palmer Cox, a Canadian expatriate in the United States, at this time created The Brownies, a popular, widely merchandised phenomenon whose first book collection sold over a million copies.

Yet America is only just ahead of Germany, whose merchandise exports came to $1.493 trillion last year.

Also see: every shit band you saw in the mid 00's whose merchandise you still own, but which is ideal if you don't mind ruining it.

Based on an old folk tale, it tells the story of a peddler of caps whose merchandise is stolen by monkeys after he falls asleep under a tree.