Sentence examples for retail record from inspiring English sources

British shoppers spent hundreds of millions of pounds on Cyber Monday, after setting a new internet retail record on Black Friday, underlining the online shopping revolution.

Forty two years ago - when Manny was born into the retail record business - companies like Ansonia could barely keep up with the demand for Latin music, from classic trios, romantic duos and swinging mambo bands.

That morning, Ahmet called Steve Ross to arrange a meeting to discuss retail record outlets; he called the comedian Flip Wilson about a movie; he called Earl McGrath and he called David Geffen and he called Mick Jagger.

Soon we'll see established singers using their home pages to push favorite newcomers, says MP3 poster boy Chuck D. "It used to be all about the triple R radio, retail, record companies.

As "Full Moon Fever" was going platinum, I was absorbing every nuance throughout 40-hour workweeks while shilling it in suburban Missouri as a retail record clerk.

On my one trip to this tiny store, I purchased the new John "Drumbo" French CD, City of Refuge, which I thought was fitting when shopping at one of two Atlanta retail record outlets with Captain Beefheart-derived names.

"We got together and said, 'What's underexposed?' " Ms. Pearson said, " 'What isn't heard out there in the world?' " Although Amoeba's MP3 stations are as cutting-edge as retail record-selling gets, Mr. Weinstein prefers to look at the idea as a throwback to friendlier days of record buying.

Several British retail records were set yesterday, but few bargain hunters showed such levels of commitment as those who stood in the dark and cold outside the town's megalithic shopping complex.

In July 1940, the Best Selling Retail Records chart was launched; the first number one was I'll Never Smile Again, sung by Frank Sinatra.

Regardless of the level of success of the back-to-school shopping this coming month, even minimal increases in spending will be a positive sign of recovery and improvement in the retail industry; after all, "we are not looking to break any retail records this year," added Davis.

Here's a guy who's hammered together an empire spanning retailing, records, entertainment, soft drinks and alcoholic beverages, online car sales, airlines, travel, resorts, health care, trains, limousines, movie theaters, financial services, mobile phones, Internet service, publishing, radio stations, utilities, wines, mortgages and bridal stores.