Sentence examples for retail terms from inspiring English sources

I was, in simple retail terms, a generic teen.

And with it, at least in retail terms, so has Jersey City.

If Chongqing in 1991 was, in retail terms, stuck in 1916, Shanxi was perhaps still in 1830.

But the twist is that they're still couching it in retail terms — winking at people in a way that makes them want to join in.

In retail terms, butter has done even better, with rising milk prices pushing up the cost of each block, making the market in the 12 months to January 2014 worth some £683m.

In an era in which the relationship between patient and doctor is increasingly miscast in retail terms — "the customer is always right" — doctors are especially hesitant to trample on a patient's expectations.

"We need some loss leaders," she says, using the retail term for merchandise intentionally sold at a loss.

Although there is too much designer stuff to be qualified simply as grandma bait, a retail term for pricey baby things, young mothers are certainly not suckers.

"Definitely, it's going to be promotional out there," Mr. Laird said, using the retail term for a climate in which price-cutting predominates, "but you've got to engage people, too, because there's so many promotions out there".

It's simple, I was away helping needy kiddies, wasn't I, so how could I be at that meeting, right, well he's lying, ask the lawyers, that's their job, why I would be involved in lending to Gary's dad if he was already guarantor for Chump's loan from Mike's son, Warren, when everybody knows Warren is a fantasist or to use the correct retail term, crook.

Cyber Monday The retail term for the Monday following Thanksgiving weekend, and online sales abound.