Sentence examples for retailer put from inspiring English sources

"Whoever eventually stopped forwarding, say for a seven-day period or whatever parameters the retailer put in, it would be shipped to that person".

But the public first started to show unease after the retailer put up a sign telling customers that they were being tracked around the store.

As the boss of a big American retailer put it privately at Davos, "We have to decide who we want on the bus and to motivate them as much as possible".

In contrast, Asos shares rose 8.5 per cent yesterday after the online fashion retailer put last year's warehouse fire and three profit warnings behind it, posting a 15 per cent rise in retail sales.

There are signs that Lewis has already reined in the pace of falling sales at Tesco: the retailer put in its strongest performance since June in the three months to 7 December, according to figures from Kantar Worldpanel.

Coles Myer, the country's second-largest retailer, put itself up for sale, four months after rejecting a buyout offer of 18.2 billion Australian dollars ($14.4 billion) led by the equity firm Kohlberg ,Kravis Roberts & Company.

This was the first time that I could recall an online retailer putting an actual dollar figure on how much my privacy was worth.

In 2005, Amy Cappellazzo, who at the time was the co-head of contemporary art at Christie's, declared, "We're the big-box retailer putting the mom-and-pops out of business".

Amy Cappellazzo, who is in charge of contemporary art at Christie's, crowed in a recent interview, "We're the big-box retailer putting the mom-and-pops out of business".

"The company would be more likely to take part in a joint venture with a luxury retailer, putting in capital and management".

Now as the Bentonville, Ark .–basedretailer puts some 400 organic grocery offerings "at the Wal-Mart price" in other stores in the next month, experts predict that both Wal-Mart's rivals and its huge supply chain of manufacturers could be forced to adopt more sustainable business practices and larger organic offerings.