Sentence examples for back into stores from inspiring English sources

Ms. Day said it was able to get the product back into stores within 90 days.

But it remains unclear whether they will rush back into stores when the war dies down.

Adam Cohen is perhaps correct in judging recent attempts to reinsert the word "Christmas" back into stores and catalogs as misdirected.

With the introduction of a full line of energy-efficient appliances, it is betting it can entice consumers back into stores.

Record companies, retailers and artist managers are hoping that a better summer calendar will entice listeners back into stores and, after seven years of slipping sales — total album purchases have dropped 36percentt since 2000 — help stanch the bleeding.

Although there is no hard data to support their view, music labels and retailers say that legal action taken against computer users accused of illegal song swapping has helped drive people back into stores for music.

This is about reinviting existing charity partners back into store, not about actively going out and recruiting any new unmanned collections at this stage".

In 1917 it went back into store after the council returned it with a polite note saying that the hall, used by the soldiers for social events and boxing matches, "did not lend itself to such a noble piece of statuary".

Photosynthesis converts carbon dioxide back into stored chemical energy.

Now home appliance manufacturers and stores are trying to lure energy-conscious consumers back into the stores to replace old, energy-guzzling appliances with newer, more efficient models.

The biggest problem will be getting adolescents back into its stores.