Sentence examples for old merchandise from inspiring English sources
"There were all these people in there shopping, and yet it was dirty and kind of had lots of old merchandise around," she said.
And eBay, desperate to revive itself, has decided to emphasize traditional, fixed-price sales of both new and old merchandise — becoming more like Amazon.
More than half of the shoppers who have stopped shopping there say they would return if the company stocked its old merchandise and used its old pricing mechanisms, a survey released in late April showed.
Pinterest, on the other hand, is full of images of old merchandise that is no longer available for sale, which could be confusing for users who are ready to spend.
This is where Mr. Donahoe talks about a vision to fix eBay, and to create a Web discount store that offers a wide variety of new and old merchandise in auction and fixed-price formats.
Given the healthy supply of "brand new" old furniture being moved into the shop, the store would be eager to unload the old merchandise, Ruth counseled, which is how I came to own a solid walnut dresser with eight drawers and antique brass handles for $79.50 -- plus $5 for the men who helped hoist it into my minivan.
Anita Ray, a 31-year-old merchandise planning consultant, thought her credit was good enough.
The mob was waiting for Sung Woo Lee, a thirty-eight-year-old merchandise manager of a South Korean duty-free store.
Laura Sartori, a 24-year-old merchandise planner in Bentonville, Ark., said she depended on other users' photos to see what works for a tall woman like her. "Seeing them on real girls, you can get a better gauge of what the dress is going to look like, because it's not perfect photography or a perfect model," she said.
I am in retail and need to move some older merchandise.
Our group has also changed our name from the original "Tennessee Darwin Coalition" to a more neutral-sounding "Darwin Day at the University of Tennessee," and recently, we have stopped displaying older merchandise containing the Darwin fish with legs (humorous to many but an unnecessary co-opting of a religious symbol).
