Sentences with phrase «local businesses dress»

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Study up on local customs of dress, salutation, and hospitality»» and be prepared to eat anything that is served to you on a business call overseas.

We loved our experience at Best Dressed — and above all, it's so great to support a local business that is run by two sisters.

Erie County Legislator Lynne Dixon wants to thank the local businesses who are supporting this year's Prom Dress Drive and helping to ensure that local girls have an amazing prom experience.

Amber the fishing dress is so cute and I love the floral skirt with the dark grey tank... I hope her business does well, I like that she is trying to keep the prices down, I think we need more local businesses but we need to shop in them xox

I also plan on donating some of my more business appropriate clothing & shoes to the local Dress for Success affiliate in West LA.

It's been fascinating to watch this local business grow from a rack of dresses to the shop it is today.

The show, which features a dress made from a recycled Mint Museum billboard along with billboard dresses from 15 other local and national businesses and nonprofits, is open FREE to visitors during regular museum operating hours from October 19 - November 6 at Mint Museum Uptown at Levine Center for the Arts, 500 South Tryon Street.

Complete with Royal Crown Dressing hair pomade, a Zenith radio, and a business license with the first dollar made tucked into the frame, «De Style,» depicts a local Chicago barbershop.

It is not insignificant that Art Dubai's current director, Antonia Carver, came wholly from that side, and has continued to develop (and find outside funding for) educational and curatorial programs that are as responsive to the local community as they are plain in their purpose of window - dressing the down - and - dirty business of the fair.

When Repower / Senvion was spruiking the virtues of its planned 600Mw Ceres wind farm here in SA in 2012 its then head honcho «Pretty boy» in the face of an uproar from local citizens declared at a business lunch in Adelaide that «Opposition to wind farm development in South Australia is driven by political ideology dressed up as a grass roots movement.»

Both are acknowledgements that European business dress, now adopted around the entire world largely regardless of local climate, is entirely ill - suited for temperatures above something in the range of 75 - 80 °F, depending on personal preference, and cut and material of the suit.

She is also an enthusiastic supporter of local and state organizations supporting women in business including the Executive Women of New Jersey and Dress for Success.