Sentence examples for walking customers from inspiring English sources

The fine print on Target's price matching policy is another excellent example of tightrope walking: customers must do their research and show proof, request a price match at Target Guest Services (not at the sales register), and avoid the lengthy list of exclusions.

At the shop, in Rockefeller Center, experts will walk customers through a tasting.

These assistants are trained to walk customers through any project installing kitchen cabinets, for example, or building a deck.

Steve Cole, a butcher in Wickford, R.I., at the small supermarket chain Dave's Marketplace, sometimes walks customers through the meat case and writes them recipes.

Now, staffers who don't want to walk customers have another option: they can escort them to an in-store computer and tell them how to place orders online.

The staff walks customers through the tasting process, suggesting combinations like French walnut oil and red apple balsamic vinegar as a salad dressing, or the addition of blood-orange olive oil to a brownie mix.

Tell me about how you walk customers through the business of making those services more available and with better latency.

and will even walk customers through simple questions that will help them get their product inventory online.

When Brett Leonard was working at a hotel in San Francisco, he often spent hours trying to find other hotels to walk customers to.

Take, for example, California American Water's recent email campaign which used animated video to walk customers through their current charges and highlighted water usage.

The extension could help people teach their parents how to use a specific website, allow customer service departments to walk customers through solutions to problems, or provide entertainment.