Sentence examples for sears from inspiring English sources

So does John F Kennedy's "Poetry and Power" speech, which sings, and Barbara Johnson's speech making the case for Richard Nixon's impeachment, which sears.

A defensive line that had served them so well this season switched off to grant Daryl Murphy the time and space to tame a high ball and then prod a deft pass into the heart of the area where Freddie Sears' finish was straightforward.

What has put Wal-Mart ahead of Sears in retailing, Dell in front of Hewlett-Packard in the personal-computer business and Zara ahead of Marks & Spencer in fashion?

So, if Sears Grand works, that customer might arrive laser-shopping for a new wrench, but leave with an Oxford cotton shirt and a plastic gnome as well.If department stores retreat from the suburban malls, who will move in?

Just as an ordinary Sears store sells refrigerators and freezers, Sears Grand will also offer milk, juice and ice cream to put into them.

All other Sears Grands will be on big retail lots where they will go head-to-head with the discounters and warehouse operators, including Wal-Mart.Most department stores have responded to the tougher competition by removing slow-selling items, and sometimes complete lines.

At first glance, it's an unremarkable red brick warehouse, one of a handful on Chicago's west side that used to belong to Sears Roebuck, complete with roll-up aluminum doors.

For future growth, it is looking outside the suburban shopping mall.The first step is a new type of store called Sears Grand.

Most of us living here are doing quite well, and to imply that we are cowering under the lash of wild-eyed evangelicals is simply misleading.Richard Sears DallasHistrionics repeats itselfSIR – The only thing going up more quickly than European bond yields at the moment is the colourfulness of The Economist's prose in reporting the issue.

WHEN Edward Lampert, a pioneering investor, bought stakes in both Kmart and Sears Roebuck, two of America's biggest retailers, he must have wondered whether, one day, it might be worth merging the two.

It spent so much time competing with its fellow Chicagoan, Sears Roebuck, that both failed to notice the growth of Wal-Mart.