Sentence examples for the distributorship from inspiring English sources
noun
A business specializing in the wholesale distribution of a particular class of goods
The brewer, based in St . Louis offered $20 million for the distributorship before taking it away.
The accusations included claims the distributorship sold outdated beer, falsified documents and engaged in fraud, the lawsuit said.
The union at the distributorship said last year that of 69 dock workers at the company, four were black, nine Hispanic and one Asian.
The distributorship is also selling Good African online, with promotional support from an organization of African-American churches he has long been wooing.
Mr. Delgado confirmed that after Jim Hensley died, Anheuser-Busch approached Mrs. McCain about buying the distributorship, because the brewer prefers hands-on owners.
Judge R. A. Green then said the verdict would reflect only the $50 million market value of the distributorship, said C. K. Hoffler, who also represented the family.
At that point, dealerships and the distributorships, and Ford Tractor also suffered.
On Aug. 3, a jury found that Anheuser-Busch, the world's largest brewer, improperly took away the lucrative distributorship the Maris family had operated in Gainesville and Ocala for 29 years.
"Hensley had the Budweiser distributorship for the entire state and he didn't need any PR," said William Shover, a retired executive at The Arizona Republic, who met Mr. McCain in those early days.
Lording over the largest distributorship in the fast-food industry, Holten then tried to integrate a complex schedule of semiweekly deliveries for thousands of customers, while struggling to hook them into the same software and accounting systems.
Today, the beer distributorship is sold, as is 98percentt of the family's shares in the Palms currently being rebranded and, presumably, rigorously disinfected.
