Sentence examples for turning customers from inspiring English sources

One of the most exciting things happening is sommeliers turning customers on to new wines.

In Coppergate, two volunteers dressed as Vikings were turning customers away from the Jorvik Viking Centre after the electricity died.

No business ever bounced back to health by rushing to offer slower service and turning customers away.

Turning customers into donors, Mr. Herklots said, was a spur of the moment opportunity to "pull a little at their heartstrings, for a good cause".

The fuel retailers have cited technical maintenance as the main reason nearly 200 stations have been turning customers away at the pump.

The introduction of Prime membership — which cost $79 per year, and provided free two-day shipping — similarly seemed to make little sense in terms of the immediate balance sheet, Mr. Stone says, but eventually justified its existence, turning "customers into Amazon addicts who gorged on the almost instant gratification of having purchases reliably appear two days after they ordered them".

They turn customers into fierce advocates.

But steering can also turn customers off.

I don't want to turn customers away.

There are some things, however, about driving up or through that can turn customers off.

But the biggest problem is that they try to turn customers into slaves.