Sentence examples for were merchandise from inspiring English sources
noun
Commodities offered for sale.
- Good business depends on having good merchandise
Freddie Fox plays Tristan Tzara in a dapper, gloriously over-the-top way, flinging his body around, draping himself on to a chair as if he were merchandise (the jokes about dada are unstoppable: "Dada, what did you do in the Great War?").
Everything is merchandise".
"It gives the impression that culture is merchandise," he said.
"Merchandise is merchandise — I don't care about that," he said.
There is merchandise for sale, too, but retailing hardly seems to be the point.
Such are the calculations of a culture in which everything is merchandise.
One of life's greatest pleasures is merchandise.
There are shows, obviously, which are shows, and then, there is merchandise – t-shirts and shit.
And then there is merchandise, like the stuff from China to Majapahit or Sriwijaya.
There may be autograph sessions with musicians, and there will be merchandise on sale.
Another issue is merchandising.
