Sentences with phrase «out some of the sale stuff»

This was fine with me because I wanted to check out some of the sale stuff in person.

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As a direct mailer you might hire vendors including some or all of the following: a professional writer to write your copy, a graphic designer to lay out your piece, a quality printer to print and fold your sales pieces, a list broker to provide a targeted list of prospect names with addresses, a mail house to stuff and sort your sales pieces to be mailed according to postal regulations and take it to the post office... Am I leaving anyone out?

But I still have a lot of trouble with the whole violent view, because Jesus did some stuff that we would see to as violent, just thinking about taking the whip and kicking the money tables and sales men out of the temple.

I love the flavor plus I've got cartons of the stuff out the wazoo -LCB- I can't say no to a good sale -RCB-.

«The severity of it all was the biggest thing, and how much it was all stuffed up... how the hell they didn't realise their sales weren't meeting those targets earlier on... the amount of shortfall there is, I still can't believe they didn't pick that it earlier,» Keely says, pointing out global trends have been negative for many, many months.

We send out lots of great exclusive information and tips for new and pregnant moms, along with weekly sales on baby gear, diapers and all that fun stuff.

From bake sales to movie nights to major fundraisers, cookies, candy and other unhealthy stuff has been sold to our children and out in our community — for a good cause, of course.

THE PERFECT PILLOW (Disney - Hyperion On Sale February 6, 2018) written by Eric Pinder and illustrated by Chris Sheban is the adorably funny story of Brody and his stuffed dragon, Horst, setting out on an adventure to find the perfect place to rest for the night.

I'm working on my garage sale so far so good:) we sold out lots of stuffs.

I went there last week for some sale shopping and of course I came out with a lot of new stuff.

After you finish stuffing yourself full of amazing Thanksgiving goodies make sure you check out these AMAZING sales!

Shop the sale early — One year I did not set an alarm for the middle of the night and half my stuff sold out!

Which is a lesson to all of you out there who snub your nose at the sale stuff — sometimes you have to dig!

First, a note — I'm seeing tons of stuff from these workwear brands in the sale, so if you're a particular fan of one of them do check out the sale:

my faves are jcrew and tea, which i fill out with basics from carters and some gilt purchases of egg, splendid, etc. jcrew and tea are actually really reasonably priced if you watch the sales — i buy a big box from tea during clearance a few times a year, $ 7 tshirts, $ 16 dresses, etc. egg, splendid, jacadi, etc. never get that cheap but i have gotten some cute, soft and somewhat reasonably priced stuff on gilt.

I've already bought a ton of stuff for my toddler from the Old Navy and Nordstrom sales, and I plan to go through the Amazon sale more in depth later... Don't forget to check out the longer Labor Day sales list at Corporette for general workwear — this list is focused on maternity, nursing, kids» gear (like shoes), etc..

Be sure to check out the rest of the sale stuff.

AP: That's exactly where I was going, which is why we have test stores today where we will literally go out and put development teams, people who are writing code, into a store, at a table, and they will go through several reviews of code while sitting with the sales associates and the customers, as we're getting feedback on capabilities, and stuff like that.

I just went to the DC store and the SA told me that the reason why they have no put out a lot of the new arrivals was because they have so much stuff on sale they needed to get rid of.

Larry Cohen (The Stuff, It's Alive) made an entire career out of that, sometimes plucking high - concept genre cinema hooks off the covers of magazines while sitting in a lobby waiting to be called back for his own sales session with a producer.

The only potential downside here is that you'll have to ride out the summer if you absolutely have to have any of this stuff: Ford says the new model - year Mustangs won't go on sale until the third quarter of 2015.

Free stuff is great, and free books and comics are of course even better, but despite this it's worth pointing out that both the titles I mention above are much cheaper than buying a single issue printed comic, let alone a graphic novel (a single issue of a monthly comic from Image may cost up to # 3.95 GBP; but The Kill Screen was initially on sale for half that at # 1.99 for # 1 and Mills released Psychokiller for # 2.49).

The group talked about if they leave stuff out of their comics and if some personal stories are «not for sale.»

Back to FCBD, always lots of good stuff, from the chance to try out a bunch of new series as well as the sales on regular merchandise most stores put on.

The terms of Amazon's purchases and how the sales are accounted back to the publisher are agreed upon by Amazon and Hachette and include agreements for money from the publishers for co-opt advertising on the Amazon site and stuff like that, which are deducted out of the sales money or paid directly by the publisher.

comrade... friendshipping and «fellowshipping» decreased in quality and quantity, 2) too many comics were late, in short supply, or damaged, 3) I didn't want to have to bring a copy of Previews or a Diamond printout to know which comics to expect or which ones were already gone, 4) the shop - owners didn't seem as concerned about staying relevant, 5) back issues were often poorly - organized and thus too hard to find, 6) dust and allergy concerns, 7) all the freebies Marvel (used to) put out digitally, 8) no more hearing that comics weren't in because of a holiday that I forgot about or because UPS was late or misdelivered, 9) going out - of - town no longer meant having to find a local comic shop so I could see what stuff showed up, 10) 99 cent digital sales, baby.

Coming from a sales and marketing background is what I believed helped me in the wholesale world.Great stuff and look forward to checking out the rest of the blog!

Once you have started getting some sales through the sites mentioned above, you will soon be running out of your own stuff to sell.

With everyone hoping that the company would once more let us pound into Ryu with Spider - man, or kick the stuffing out of Wolverine with Chun - Li, you'd expect the game to have strong sales.

I can't be the only PlayStation fan sitting out the Vita for now, and I'm very curious to see some sales numbers on all of this stuff next month.

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Then you want to get into any experience that you have, you don't have to throw everything onto the LinkedIn profile, you don't put your babysitting job, but if you're working part - time in a shop and you can talk about the volume of sales that you're dealing with, you know all that kind of stuff that you'll put into a CV, so definitely fill out any professional experience that you have.

Until then (or when the Toronto Maple Leafs win the Stanley Cup, whichever comes first) ORE will continue to turn out mostly turkeys ready to be stuffed possessing real estate sales person licenses with expense - money to spend trying to fulfill / buy the image of a «professional» via slick websites and canned objection - handling lines designed to put those damned nay - saying skeptical consumers in their place (ready to sign right here, right now!).

ORE needs to keep the casino gamblers out and encourage those with the right stuff to become professional Realtors as a «first» choice of vocation instead of a hail - Mary stop - gap job and / or a last ditch money - grab attempt that anyone can buy into to hopefully keep the wolves from the door (with a quick big hit), because, in the latter instance, your stereotypical Realtor in the public's jaundiced communal eye fulfils its expectation as just another desperate commissioned sales hack... just another product of the CREA / ORE dues / fee - producing professional never - ending spin cycle.

Such a great idea, too, because if you don't have enough stuff for -LCB- or aren't into yard sales -RCB- this is such a great way to trade out stuff you want to get rid of for new stuff.

I will be kicking off this season with enthusiasm, it spite of the fact that instead of spending every waking moment decorating my house and baking cookies, I'll probably be spending considerable amounts of time decluttering, packing boxes and fixing stuff so we can put a «house for sale sign» out in the yard.

Yep, definitely like Christmas (and not like a cyclone went threw spewing Christmas stuff)-- but I have far fewer boxes of decorations, so that helps — and last year, I took advantage of the sales to get plastic storage boxes and finally got stuff into those and out of the bazillion half - falling - apart cardboard boxes of every possible type.

And while we're on the subject of secondhand stuff, I thought it would be fun to start a new blog category called «My Favorite Finds» to share posts about the kinds of things that always seem to draw me when I'm out and about at the flea market (or now estate sales!)

I'll take a before picture of the pile of stuff that came out of our closets and the after... as what we have left after the yard sale gets hauled away to Goodwill!

I recently moved and sold out lots of stuff in my house on craigslist and ebay before having a yard sale.

Without them, you'll have a pile of leftovers at the end of your sale, and trust us: it's a lot more fun hauling that stuff out of boxes than packing them back in!

Walking around checking out the rest of the sale stuff I just kept thinking it was ridiculous to spend $ 30 on something I didn't like.

It's kind of like my daily reward for working so hard on my other projects... I get to be creative, make pretty stuff, offer it for sale, and I don't have the pressure of having to ship out anything, and I don't have any inventory sitting around my studio.