Sentence examples for the first merchandise from inspiring English sources

The first merchandise came in the 30s, including toys and watches, with the last Mickey Mouse film appearing in 1953.

By May , 1971 the United States was facing its first merchandise trade deficit since 1893, an indication that the high dollar was discouraging foreign buyers.

If they don't, they'll become another Sears," says Robert Voss, a former Wal-Mart senior vice president and the first general merchandise manager for Sam's Club.

Nordstrom this week opened its first merchandise-free store, staffed with stylists, tailors, manicurists and bartenders.

"You take the first markdown on merchandise, then the second, then you dispose".

He had missed out on cashing in on the first wave of merchandise related to the Florida election contest, and had never hawked any of the T-shirts that said "Electoral Dysfunction" or "In Florida, Your Vote Counts, and Counts, and Counts".

But they were a taciturn, sullen bunch, except for the ticket-holder who won the first of many merchandise prizes — something called a hot-dogger, a doohickey that attaches to a snowmobile's muffler (a component I was surprised to learn existed) and cooks lunch while you drive — and the cash-prize winner, who walked away with half the kitty, just over a thousand dollars.

Kriho manages Colorado420.com and Denver420.com as well, both heavily promoting the "First to Legalize" merchandise.

The funds raised by the "First to Legalize" merchandise will help Cannabis Therapy Institute fund "a true grassroots campaign" to fix Amendment 20 (the medical marijuana one), not Amendment 64 (the legalization one).

The four-day fundraiser kicked off Nov. 10 at the OC Fair & Event Center in Costa Mesa with a gala themed "Come Fly With Me". Attendees had the first look at merchandise offered by more than 90 exhibitors who were on board for the fundraiser's multiple-day shopping extravaganza, according to a press release.

"Pirates of the Caribbean" and "Haunted Mansion," both based on Disney rides, were the first wave of merchandise-themed pictures.