Sentence examples for salesmen points from inspiring English sources

But as soon as the salesmen points them in the direction of a modest priced Nikon or Canon, over a higher megapixel no-name, they get leery.

It is certainly true, as Wall Street's salesmen point out, that markets hate uncertainty, and a constitutional crisis if that is what is under way is highly uncertain.

He knows how businessmen, faced with a terrible proposal, will say, "Let's table it for now"; he registers how door-to-door salesmen point out, "A stranger rings, a friend knocks"; he cites the wisdom of Jack Welch.

A salesman points out the merchandise to a seated customer.

Another salesman pointed to a teal green Subaru.

The salesman pointed to three small photos of unrecognizable tourist destinations and promised, "You'll see this, this and this".

Let a salesman point certain things out to you but you're the one that's ultimately going to have to live with the TV.

Baijia's online "physicians" (actually trained salesmen) detail varying price-point abortion packages if you're planning to have a child in the future, they recommend the most expensive option.

Whenever a new gadget comes along, salesmen inevitably point out that an older gadget has been rendered obsolete.

When he later returns to find the pants he left in the fitting room are gone, the salesman smugly points to the store's policy claiming no responsibility for lost items.

The salesman coached me, pointing out the garment's weaknesses.