Sentence examples for retailers draw from inspiring English sources

Its riverfront esplanade and Winter Garden courtyard, filled with palm trees and fringed with upscale retailers, draw crowds.

Indeed, the retailers drawn to Lexington Avenue seem to be put off by Madison Avenue's high rents and hauteur.

Companies, most of them retailers, drew down $17.9 billion in inventories of unsold merchandise in the second quarter.

Though the retailer drew a $17bn profit last year, it also paid more than 825,000 workers – about two-thirds of its total workforce – less than $25,000 a year.

When it introduced the Fire two weeks ago, the retailer drew a bold line between activity on its own site and on the rest of the Internet.

Burton said he expects Kellogg's depth and breadth of in-house expertise, especially relationships with and knowledge of food retailers, will draw food entrepreneurs to the new fund.

But the rise of Amazon.com has put pressure on traditional retailers to draw eyeballs to their own websites, analysts said.

Most of the stores (90%) are company owned and located near high-end retailers that draw considerable traffic.

Instead, retailers who drew down their inventories to almost nothing over the winter are reluctantly buying the minimum quantities of goods needed to keep shelves from becoming bare.

Retailers are drawn not only to her bold, fresh designs, but also to the way she has structured her prices in a way that begins on the accessible end of the designer spectrum.

"I can't see it getting any better because Swansea is essentially a secondary centre and we know these multiple retailers are drawing down into fewer locations and larger stores".