merchandisingin a sentence
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Two thousand dollars a day, ten thousand dollars a day ...And then there is the merchandising.† (source)
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I turned on the weather channel to get the full panorama — roads closed, cars buried, power lines down, merchandising brought to a standstill, workmen in bulky suits waddling around like outsized children bundled up for play.† (source)
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He keeps saying over and over: a Caruthers dog, a milestone in catalog merchandising—the first time a breed has ever been brand-named.† (source)
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Tomorrow, you have a quick little meeting with publicity and merchandising.† (source)
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As for merchandising methods, for the first eighty years of the shop's history the shutters on the streets had been closed each evening promptly at 6:00.† (source)
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There are only eight tables—sheathed by often sticky vinyl covers—laminated menus, posters of Afghanistan on the walls, an old soda machine, a "merchandiser," in the corner.† (source)
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In Manhattan Pittman worked variously as a buyer at Bonwit Teller, a merchandising editor at Mademoiselle, and a beauty editor at a magazine called Bride's, then in 1979 married Bob Pittman.† (source)
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He called Burnham a "colossal merchandiser" fixated on building the biggest, tallest, costliest structures.† (source)
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The crowded merchandising complex was a blight on the French countryside but a welcome sight for the fugitives.† (source)
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Phone-book-sized catalogs from Popular Club, a discount catalog merchandiser, are stacked in piles along the walls, and Cedric and Chiniqua each grab one.† (source)
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It made me feel there were people out there in the world of product development and merchandising and gift cataloguing who understood the nature of my little nagging needs.† (source)
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The old humming soda merchandiser in the corner, the vinyl table covers, the stained plastic cups, the tacky item names on the laminated menus—Caravan Kabob, Khyber Pass Pilaf Silk Route Chicken—the badly framed poster of the Afghan girl from National Geographic, the one with the eyes—like they had passed an ordinance that every single Afghan restaurant had to have her eyes staring back from the wall.† (source)
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Not merchandising rights!† (source)
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"Oh, tons," I say, trying not to remember how just last weekend I picked up a copy of the SundayNew York Times and saw that every fashion-related job in the want ads—besides merchandising—either didn't exactly require a bachelor's degree, or did require years of experience in the field, which I don't have.† (source)
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She graduated from Louisiana State University with a bachelor's degree in fashion design and merchandising, and we are so proud of everything she has accomplished.† (source)
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Merchandising was a secret to them.† (source)
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