Sentences with phrase «everything in this store pays»

Everything in this store pays homage to the shape, form, color or texture of the ocean, whether it's a sea glass pendant, shell encrusted mirror, or a mother - of - pearl jewelry box adorned with a sterling silver starfish.

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Prime members are already princes and princesses online and in the Amazon stores (which is to say they pay less for just about everything), and it's only going to accelerate as they are increasingly identified and linked while they're in the Whole Foods markets.
Everything being written here is being cataloged, stored in a huge database, and being analyzed by super computers and read by your government (somehow deciphered) and that your energy and resulting hard earned money paid for.
In fact, the placement of everything on every shelf in the store has been meticulously negotiated between the supermarket and the manufacturers, with certain brands willing to pay more because they know that shoppers tend to gravitate toward products at eye leveIn fact, the placement of everything on every shelf in the store has been meticulously negotiated between the supermarket and the manufacturers, with certain brands willing to pay more because they know that shoppers tend to gravitate toward products at eye levein the store has been meticulously negotiated between the supermarket and the manufacturers, with certain brands willing to pay more because they know that shoppers tend to gravitate toward products at eye level.
Fruits and some cuts of meat can get pricey, but when you compare what you get with what you pay for in restaurants, almost everything in the grocery store is a steal.
But my work is so far so fun that I have got to dress up the store and the mannequins of ladies, men, and children's, hahaha made me want t buy everything in store is the bad part haha especially most of the new collections of trendy either cloth or make up haha my pay check is know where to go:).
You can buy everything from appliances to TVs to stereos without paying a dime in interest and usually it requires just opening up a store credit card.
You can basically borrow money and use your credit card for just about everything — from purchasing online and in - store, getting plane tickets, paying for gas for your car, or booking your favorite restaurant.
The ultimate challenge in real - world training, this is our most advanced offering, pulling together everything you've learned so it pays off when you need it most — on the beach, on city streets, at your neighborhood café, the dog park, even in stores while you run errands.
Use Chase Freedom ® strategically to earn 5 percent back on up to $ 1,500 spent in quarterly rotating categories when you activate (grocery stores; PayPal and Chase Pay ® purchases are the bonus categories for April - June 2018), use Chase Freedom Unlimited ® to earn 1.5 percent back on everything that doesn't earn more with Chase Freedom ® or the Chase Sapphire Preferred ® Card and then transfer all your points to your Chase Sapphire Preferred ® Card where your points are worth 25 percent more when redeemed for travel through Chase Ultimate Rewards ®.
Agree with you on milk glass being over-priced sometimes — everything I have was either a gift or passed down from a family member, but I still keep an eye out in the antique stores for pieces I really love that are worth paying a little extra for.
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