Sentence examples for shopping points from inspiring English sources
Even Hong Kongers can feel a similar pain: if you sign up for a tour group to mainland China, you would always be brought to a few "designated shopping points" where promoters would demonstrate their products from Pu'er tea to medical ointment.
Qoo10's Singapore country manager Hyun Wook Cho says the capital will be used on marketing; deploying more platforms for merchants, including independent storefronts that allow them to maintain their own brand identity apart from the main Qoo10 site; and improving mobile apps like messenger QTalk, which lets users earn shopping points.
Just like the special awards offered by credit card companies, be they frequent flyer miles or shopping points, you have to do the legwork to redeem them.
For example, during the day, when homemakers are most likely to be shopping, point-of-purchase displays might feature families using a product.
The Cannery Row Visitors Guide, free at neighborhood shops, points out a few unchanged buildings, like three shacks on Bruce Arliss Way (between Cannery Row and Wave Street) that housed cannery workers.
Why can my coffee shop points only buy me more coffee?
Then, a man came into the shop, pointed a gun at her, grabbed her iPhone and fled, she told the police.
Earlier this month, 18 lawyers specialising in equality and discrimination law signed an open letter to shops, pointing out that exposing employees and customers to pornographic lads' mags can constitute sexual harassment and sex discrimination (under the Equality Act 2010).
The technique is based on determinations of the time interval that elapses between the initiation of a seismic wave at a selected shop point and the arrival of reflected or refracted impulses at one or more seismic detectors.
"The fact that you can make reproductions, that's wonderful from the museum shop point of view, but I was curious if there's any part of it that's interesting to conservators.
WHAT is that, Rod, a hair dryer?" asked Darren Wainer, the manager of the Movin' On auto sound and security shop, pointing to yet another gadget in Rodney Bunney's Ford Expedition.
