He added: "We won't be the only purveyors of cloud-in-a-box either.
Casinos are not the only purveyors of the something-for-nothing ethic.
Mr. Matson, who braves Times Square traffic on his bike, is the owner of New York City Recumbent Supply, one of the only purveyors of the machines in the city.
Sophists, Pythagoras argued, are not genuine lovers of knowledge but only purveyors of rhetorical tricks, whereas another group of thinkers — those who possess a true "thirst for learning" — qualify as the real thing.
McDonald's and the other fast-food houses aren't the only purveyors of trans fats, of course; trans fats are in crackers and potato chips and cookies and any number of other processed foods.
If profit were permitted to became the be-all of radio broadcasting, he testified at a hearing of the Federal Communications Commission in 1959, only purveyors of blandness and snake oil would survive, and jazz, the original American art form, would be heard only by those willing to "buy a short wave set and pick up overseas relays from the Voice of America".
For decades they were the only purveyors of a superior product to a mass of semi-wealthy consumers that wanted the best watch at prices that would make most people balk.
Only purveyors get a most precious commodity, i.e. a name in their databank, and a potential consumer for other products they offer on sale.
We know that because the San Francisco-based, Web-only purveyor of well-made, low-cost apparel and accessories doesn't just disclose the information, it also showcases it in an easy-to-understand infographic on its website — alongside the cost of materials ($2.65), labor ($6.90), transportation (20 cents) for a cost (rounded up to the nearest dollar) of $13, with a markup of $15.
Props to Francesca Mondello for being the only eyeglass purveyor I spoke with who did not invoke the name of a celebrity client.
Gap is not the only fashion purveyor hot for the juvenile market.
