Sentence examples for to be a customer from inspiring English sources

It becomes a really difficult place to be a customer.

"To be a customer at Stern's was a mark of identity," Professor Shenton said.

"Right now, it's a really good time to be a customer, especially one with good credit.

If someone just wants to be a customer who buys a book, they can".

Lucent said it would continue to be a customer of Power Systems after the sale.

The only way to have access to the girls is to appear to be a customer.

Bus Time, he said, was designed to be a customer-oriented counterpart to the countdown clocks on some subway platforms.

Indeed, traffic is so light on some days that a rumor started among locals that Ikea was actually turning out to be a customer-starved failure (Ikea said its store was meeting its financial expectations).

Now, the firm's vision is to be a customer-focused and integrated provider of information appliances, highly reliable IT infrastructure and "e-services".HP intends to ride the Internet's second wave, meaning services delivered over the web such as hosted applications and online exchanges.

"He's said clearly that he wants us to be a customer-facing organization," says Spiegel, "and I think this is a direct example of how we're going to do that".

But after questioning from Ofcom, the broadcasting regulator, the BBC has admitted to being a customer of the private investigator.