Jordans in a sentence

Empire sells a number of designer brands including Yeezys, Nike, Jordans, Dunks and more.

It said its food businesses, including grocery brands Twinings tea, Jordans cereals and Ovaltine drinks, continued to seek to recover inflation through cost mitigation and price increases.

Peter joined Jordans in 1996 and worked solely from the office, before becoming a director of the firm in early 2000.

Jordan made plenty of sneaker commercials in the 1990s, but his best-known ones are probably the early Air Jordans, which were ’80s ads.

Sabatini then made a clear threat: “We’ll do every single thing we can to make it clear to the Jordans, particularly to Mark, that the party will not acknowledge him and may expel or censure him.

The family eventually left Buckinghamshire for the United States, before retuning to one of their other homes, which is based in Jordans.

Associated Press writers Joe McDonald and Sam McNeil in Beijing, Maria Cheng in London, Jamey Keaten in Geneva, Edith Lederer at the United Nations, Elaine Ganley in Paris, Frank Jordans in Berlin and Mari Yamaguchi in Tokyo contributed to this report.

It isn’t just the 1s which are growing in value; the price of many other Air Jordans has risen since the show’s premiere.

Tonight, Sami Callihan got stomped by two people wearing Jordans and clear heels, and nobody can take that away from him.

You know he means a lot to me, obviously…He had that DNA that very few athletes can ever have — the Tiger Woods, the Michael Jordans.

You will always see Jordans trending.

As far back as the 1980s, headlines about teens being robbed or killed for their Air Jordans were splashed across newspapers and magazines.

Coleman, whose nickname is Mason, was wearing a gray hooded jacket, a black and white T-shirt, light blue jeans, and Nike Jordans colored brown, orange and green, police said.

Mazzant ruled that the Jordans were denied their Sixth Amendment right to a fair trial.

Whether they're friends and family exclusive Air Jordans or vintage Dunks that never released to the public, the closest many of us get to certain sneakers is seeing them on the internet.

Once, he bought a pair of Air Jordans Undefeated 4 for $3,000.

Pensthorpe is owned and run by Bill and Deb Jordan, who founded Jordans Cereals.

Later, Lee was called on to comment on the controversy surrounding the inner-city rash of violence involving youths trying to steal Air Jordans from other kids.