distributorship
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of distributorship
First recorded in 1815–25; distributor + -ship
Example Sentences
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In 1998, 16 years later, the River North beer distributorship in Chicago was purchased by two of Jackson’s sons, Yusef and Jonathan.
From Los Angeles Times
Sime Darby Motors took on the distributorship for Malaysia in 2022 and currently has nine dealerships nationwide, with another 12 in the pipeline, the company said.
From Reuters
CAAIR, as it is commonly known, began more than a decade ago sending residents to work at Simmons Foods Inc., a processing giant that Walker touts as a principal partner and supplier to his distributorship, Renaissance Man Food Services.
From Seattle Times
Mr. Marcuse left that business after about a year and, initially from his Volkswagen Bug and later from a warehouse in Rockville, Md., operated a wholesale book distributorship called RPM that focused on small and alternative-press texts.
From Washington Post
In 1978, he sold the distributorship.
From Washington Post
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