Sentence examples for premier store from inspiring English sources

2. Check your email and click the link to your ATT Premier Store.

You will get directed to the same Premier store you have open in the original tab.

3. Open a new tab with the same browser that your ATT Premier Store is open in.

Congratulations, you are in the Premier store under the CashBack AT&T Site. 1. Go to bing.com 2. Search ATT WIRELESSSS ". 3. Click the AT&T sponsored link, you will redirected (after you enter your email) to either the regular AT&T store or the Premier store depending on which account you have 4. Log in to your account and make your purchase.

And while last week interest rates unexpectedly jumped and the government reported a 7.1percentt increase in retail sales for October, primarily thanks to cars rolling out of showrooms, a divergent reality seemed to hold on at Manhattan's premier stores.

ENSCONCED on the fifth floor of Harrods, Mohamed Al Fayed, the owner of London's premier department store, is plotting the next stage of his revenge against the government.

The city's premier department store can sell at prices somewhat higher than less-well-known retailers, and the difference represents the payment of a price for reliability, responsibility, and the guarantee of quality.

I think it was the Epicure brand, and quite clearly had been bought at great expense, by Mum, from somewhere like the food hall of Kendal Milne, then Manchester's premier department store.

Just down the road, David Jones (25) at 65 Market Street (00 61 2 9266 5544; davidjones.com.au) is Sydney's premier department store, while the dressed-to-impress Romanesque architecture of the Queen Victoria Building (26) at 455 George Street makes up for the identikit chain stores inside.

EVEN though he has misrepresented his wealth, offered brown envelopes stuffed with cash to MPs and falsely accused a former colleague of criminal corruption, Mohamed Al Fayed, the chairman of Harrods, London's premier luxury store, was not beyond the pale for the world's largest accountancy firm.

How'd we ever get those pyramids built?! King Tut kitsch with Mia Berman at Premier Exhibitions store.