Sentence examples for products take up from inspiring English sources

Its products take up whole aisles at Walmart.

The products take up to 30-40 minutos to put together and range from "paradise," which has a strong, flowery Hawaiian-like aroma to one with a hidden trinket inside.

Which is not surprising given the attack is coming not from any totalitarian government or oppressive social code but rather from the very friendly, utterly convenient, and irrepressibly ambitious tech firms whose products take up so much of our days: Google, Facebook, Amazon, Apple — and perhaps Twitter and Microsoft for good measure.

With all of the new products taking up the Apple oxygen, it was a good day to sneak out some news on the battery replacement costs.

The economic plan is reflected in the rising prevalence of such goods in the trade balance: In the first quarter of 2011, mechanical and electronic products took up 43percentt of total import value and high-tech goods took up 26percentt — entirely different from the 2004 deficit, in which the primary imports by value were crude oil, steel and plastics.

Toss the expired products taking up space, and neatly lay out your items.

Powerade, a Coca-Cola product, takes up another 20percentt.

The final product took up two laserdiscs.

For example, Philips has been highly successful in launching a garment steamer developed by their local R&D center: one reason for success is that this product takes up less space than a conventional iron and board.

We have other stores that are doing 10%to12%to15% 15% sales in vinyl and in those locations we'll continue our commitment to LPs as strong as we have in the past". While video sales and rentals have come to take over as much as half the floor space in some Music Plus stores, the phase-out of vinyl LPs "has nothing to do with some other product taking up available floor space.

Some of those products can take up to 20 years to develop, so it's an industry in which one is well served to take the long view, he said.