Sentences with phrase «from local brick»

It was a 50/50 combo of a «red» and a «brown» mix from a local brick yard.

comiXology started in 2007 as an online community for comic book fans, allowing readers to identify upcoming releases and develop Pull Lists (individual pre-orders) from local brick - and - mortar comic shops.

What's more, devices that utilize virtual reality — and its cousin, augmented reality — have evolved from the dreams of tech enthusiasts to something your uncle can purchase from his local brick - and - mortar retailer.

She said the ban might discourage people from buying sunscreen products from local brick - and - mortar stores.

While the discount applies today only with Amazon, small businesses can use Amazon's move to drive business away from local brick and mortar stores as motivation to be creative in their offerings and marketing efforts.

Not exact matches

For other local brick - and - mortar businesses that don't fit into those categories, 47 % of Americans obtain information about those local businesses from the web as well.

As a result of jealousies inspired by a TV story about Chassidic Jews living in a small midwest town with a meat packing facility, that was bringing jobs and money to the local businesses, all manner of radical groups, from PETA, to unionizers, to left - wing Jewish newspapers, and detestable bloggers descended like a ton of bricks.

«Getting out these big lumbering German water cannon is not going to deter someone from throwing a brick through the window of their local shop,» he added.

The environmental impact is bad (but what I want is not act) but because of the rut problem I'm not putting local stores out of business — just moving my chain store shopping online from the brick and mortar location

While the fans may be reaping the benefits of instant access to ebooks without the hassle and potential embarrassment of shopping in their local brick - and - mortar to get their steamy fix, the authors are the ones truly benefitting from the high volume of titles making their way to market for an audience that can not get enough of their favorite authors and characters.

Because you self - published, you'll have a tough time getting your book in brick and mortar stores like Barnes & Noble, but that shouldn't impede you from working with local bookstores.

There is a wide range of factors that are likely to push the velocity of change even faster for ebook sales specifically and Amazon's share of the overall bookselling market in general, but the fact that brick and mortar bookstores are closing at a faster rate than ever, from local indies to chains, is bound to contribute to a snowballing effect.

Note that the major book publishers require Amazon to collect sales tax — an obvious attempt to support bricks and mortar retailers (from Walmart to the local independents) who collect sales tax.

While you might assume that an online lender with no local offices would be hard - pressed to match the level of service a borrower can get from a brick - and - mortar bank, Quicken appears to have no trouble taking care of its customers.

Traditional brick - and - mortar lenders do offer installment loans, but you need to go into your local office, which means taking off from work in order to meet with loan officers during business hours.

Retail destinations run the gamut from brick and mortar stores to bungalows transformed into go - local boutiques.

Fan - cooled bungalows are stilted and built from local wood and bamboo, whilst air - con rooms are lower to the ground and of brick and stone.

Exterior walls, as well as interior plaster walls and brick walls made from the local St. Joe Brick Company, were saved and restored.

artsupplies which is for the art supplies side of my bricks and mortar Studio, Gallery & Art Supplies mostly aimed at locals... and another that is an spin off of a seperate blog from my art @freshandraw featuring female artists past and present.

The practice has, for example, taken the opportunity of the Turner prize nomination to launch the Granby Workshop, a social enterprise whereby Granby Street locals are trained and employed in making handmade products for homes, using materials and inspiration from the area's part - derelict terraces (bookends and lightpulls made with the help of rubble and sawdust, fabrics with the pattern of bricks).

For her firm's recent pro bono work on Thread, an artists» residency and community center in a remote Senegalese village (and a project of the Josef and Anni Albers Foundation), Mori moved beyond the modernist box typology with a swooping, parametric structure made from local bamboo, mud brick, and thatch.

A team of four designers, Julian Bond, Sigrid Bylander, Lucy Paton and Benedetta Rogers won the competition with a proposal that drew its inspiration «from the architecture of the local neighbourhood, defined by streets of Victorian terrace houses with their imposing brick facades and generous sash windows,» yet positioned itself in the cycle of architectural and economic change:

Over the years, local industry has changed from cement quarries to brick making to the diverse blend of manufacturing and retail trade that you find today.

Customer service jobs within the retail industry can range from being a greeter at KMart to handling customer complaints at the local brick - and - mortar outpost of your cell phone provider.

The trend is hyper local, so we started in our own community then grew into a national brick and mortar brokerage with offices from Greenwich, CT to Rancho Santa Fe — we covered about 400 markets.

Crowning the town is the massive Ice Palace, made from ice bricks cut from local Lake Flower and lighted at night.