Used with adjective complement

• include: The contexts include retail, care, childcare, health and safety and catering.

• sell: The donation for CHASE will be £ 1.50 per rose sold retail from C & K Jones.

Adjective modifier

• mobile: The average experience is just over four years, with no-one having more than 10 years ' experience in mobile retail.

• e.g.: We produce local information leaflets and contacts sheets dealing with different types of work, e.g. retail or catering, for young job seekers.

• new: Why Location of new retail and leisure development at Westwood?

• high: As internet commerce catches up with high street retail, customers will be able to demand exactly what they want.

Modifies a noun

• outlet: The Guild has acquired the retail outlet situated at the bottom of Dalton Tower.

• price: Retail prices for these items range from £ 15 to £ 180.

• sale: At retail sales value the brand is now worth over £ 100 million.

• store: Did you purchase Windows XP separately from a retail store?

• sector: Retail sector - about us At Bond Pearce LLP, we know retail.

• chain: Retail chain: advising a US company on the acquisition of a leading UK retail chain.

Modifying Another Word

• normally: The iRiver iFP-180T 128MB MP3 Player normally retails at £ 79.00 - get yours here and now for only £ 24.99.

• predominantly: At ground level along Station Road we note that predominantly retail uses are proposed.

• currently: Well known branded products currently retail at the £ 60 and above price range.

Noun used with modifier

• sayswholesale: To slow cook help in place he sayswholesale retail.

• food: Food retail is a dynamic and changing environment in which to work.

• street: As internet commerce catches up with high street retail, customers will be able to demand exactly what they want.

• town: And we have called a halt to the growth of out of town retail.

• specialist: The villages and towns have a wide range of shopping on offer from large stores to independent boutiques and specialist retail.