Sentence examples for stage customers from inspiring English sources

During the planning stage, "customers will mention the little old fireplaces, like they had in parks or in rest stops on the throughway," said Tom Ciccariello, owner of Seven Sons, a stone-working company in East Hampton, N.Y.

During the planning stage, "customers will mention the little old fireplaces, like they had in parks or in rest stops on the Thruway," said Tom Ciccariello, owner of Seven Sons, a stone-working company in East Hampton on Long Island.

During the planning stage, "customers will mention the little old fireplaces, like they had in parks or in rest stops on the throughway," said Tom Ciccariello, owner of Seven Sons, a stone-working company in East Hampton.

While Thoughtspot is not generally available yet, they report having several early stage customers and want to use the investment to build out their customer support, marketing and sales before releasing their first official product later this year.

A: We have an early stage customer with whom we plan to do a commercial product installation by the end of 2012 in South Africa.

Ferber says the prospect is a "lower-funnel opportunity", meaning it can best help dealers target consumers who, through conducting research on specific models, are close to the point of purchase - as opposed to early-stage customers who are yet to ignite specific interest.

"The only people you talk to at this stage are customers and potential customers".

At this early stage, landing customers is tough, but landing the right customers is even tougher, as their willingness to pay on time can be make-or-break.

According to the indictment, UBS at one stage had customers signing a form which said: "I would like to avoid disclosure of my identity to the US IRS".

Although this would be implemented by AT&T only at this stage giving customers who prefer their internet access without the hand of big brother the ability to change providers, remember that nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition.

There's usually dead silence during this stage when customers are busy second-guessing their decisions.