Sentence examples for warehouse outlets from inspiring English sources
The dispute was resolved when Warnaco promised to take most of its Klein jeans out of the warehouse outlets.
The company has launched a consultation about closing the 11 shops as it shifts its focus to selling more electronics goods through its Carphone Warehouse outlets.
In 1983, Walton founded Sam's Wholesale Club, a chain of deep-discount wholesale warehouse outlets, and in 1988 he began opening Supercenters, which added full grocery fare to the regular merchandise offerings and dwarfed even the barnlike Wal-Mart stores in size.
"At that time in Europe," he says, "what you found were dingy warehouse outlets operated by third parties with piles of luxury-goods seconds stacked up on tables.
Thus, in Carphone Warehouse outlets in London you can pick up an Ericsson mobile phone for $8, a handset that should be retailing for around $170.
Correction: December 23 , 2001 Sunday An article last Sunday about an East Farmingdale filling station operated by BJ's, a discount warehouse outlet, reversed two prices.
During the ABC Carpet & Home warehouse outlet sale March 3 to 18 many items are up to 80 percent off (a 5-by-8-foot Contemporary wool rug, originally about $1,000, will be about $600 105555 Bronx River Avenue 165th Streett), (718) 842-8772, abchome.com.com
Saks Fifth Avenue has opened a temporary warehouse outlet in the Midway Shopping Center in Scarsdale, offering surplus inventory from the company's mail-order catalog at discounts of 50 to 75percentt off the catalog prices.
BJ's Gas, the first Long Island gas station associated with a warehouse outlet, marries two routines of suburban life -- buying oodles of groceries and slaking the thirst of the insatiable creature in the driveway.
The project will not only complete the development that Leonard Stern, Hartz's chairman, began almost 35 years ago to turn 750 acres of former pig farms and marshlands into a mix of warehouses, outlet stores, offices and residences, but will also bring it back to its industrial roots.
The warehouse gasoline outlets cut costs by offering only two grades of fuel, not the three typically offered by competing stand-alone gas stations, and doing no advertising, he said.
