Sentence examples for services shop from inspiring English sources

The goal was to make Grand Isle a one-stop services shop for major oil companies, Rhett Neuenschwander, a Huntsman Gay managing director, told DealBook.

There will also be space, Mr. Cravens said, for a services shop where tenants will be able to use equipment like spray painting booths.

Among the Cordiant holdings are Bates Worldwide, which handles advertising for marketers like Hyundai Motor and Wendy's International; MicroArts, an Internet brand consulting company; and Zenith Media, a media services shop jointly owned with the Publicis Groupe.

At the Globex money transfer and flight services shop close to the mosque, one British Bangladeshi believes that youngsters who feel they have no stake in society join Isis to give their life meaning.

DO AS I SAY... -- One of the three workshops on Saturday on agency management and operations, carrying the assertive title "Why It's Time for a New Kind of Agency," was presented by two top executives of AKQA, a recently formed advertising, marketing and technology services shop, backed by Accenture, with offices in London, New York, San Francisco and Singapore.

His $12.5 million (sales) New York energy services shop, Consumer Powerline, is New York's largest "aggregator" of electricity-savings contracts.

Before she had access to online delivery services, shopping had become so difficult that she had given up, ordering her favorite, although much less healthful, takeout instead.

In Windows XP, Microsoft is trying to closely link its programs to a range of consumer activities, including financial services, shopping and entertainment, via the Internet.

Arnell, PASS and Cultura will be free-standing agencies, rather than part of the Diversified Agency Services division that is home to most of the Omnicom marketing services shops.

Our presence in countries outside North America have great reach, and we are in the process of going deeper in these countries, and we continue to flesh out the personalization services and aggregated merchants services, shopping services and communications services.

In releasing its new operating system, Windows XP, due out Oct. 25, Microsoft wants to link its programs more closely to the Internet, including financial services, shopping and entertainment services.