Sentence examples for valuable merchandise from inspiring English sources

Leonard was about a promotional campaign encouraging consumers to collect "Pepsi Points" to redeem for cool stuff ("valuable merchandise").

Mr. Beilman said he believed "it is the norm" for CD retailers and other sellers of compact, but valuable merchandise, to turn away customers from some foreign countries.

A business owner, for example, may want protection when transporting valuable merchandise, while a gambler may need an occasional escort when depositing winnings.

As Marcus works as a department store elf, he also cases the store so that he and Willie can break in and relieve the joint of valuable merchandise.

As Marcus, a dwarf, works as a department store elf, he also cases the store so that he and Willie can break in and relieve the joint of valuable merchandise.

In their book about that period -- "Blackout Looting!" -- Robert Curvin and Bruce Porter found that experienced criminals had actually kept large crowds of less experienced looters at bay until the most valuable merchandise had been stripped from stores and carted away.

Ms. McCann, known as a fiery negotiator, is considered a surprising choice by some industry types, considering the diplomacy needed to maneuver between the league, which sees the Tonys as a valuable merchandising device, and the wing, which favors a more traditional program (just the awards, please).

Someone who has a valuable product is also less likely to spoil the brand by providing unsatisfactory merchandise (as seen by the client).

The hijacking of trucks carrying valuable, easily disposable merchandise has been another favoured activity of organized crime.

Keep valuable and special merchandise.

The nature of the merchandise — small, valuable, easy to misrepresent and even easier to steal — necessitates a culture of discretion and secrecy.