Sentence examples for commercial stores from inspiring English sources
Commercial stores, even banks, now use the company's services, but mostly, the guards still protect the people, and the housing.
One condominium contains commercial stores on the ground floor of the building, and the other includes the four apartments and is owned by our residential co-op corporation.
The houses on Bedford Road abut the commercial stores along Katonah Avenue, which may explain why not a single retail chain has gained a foothold in town.
The profiles characterise the logistic vocation, e.g. large commercial stores, business centre, residential areas with local trade [14].
The proposed framework analyzed 750 corn tortillas obtained from 15 different Mexican commercial stores which were either small, medium or large in size.
Many of the plants used by Native American doctors can now be found on the shelves of commercial stores around the country; they include black cohosh, used to treat cardiovascular disorders, and Echinaceafor infections.
He is the son of two mathematicians who worked on the team that developed the world's first commercial, stored-program computer, the Manchester University Mark 1, which was commercialised by Ferranti, a British company, in the 1950s.
The fish were obtained from a commercial store; 20 individuals were kept in a 100 l aquarium and fed with commercial fish food.
Peanut butter can be made easily and inexpensively make in your own kitchen; it doesn't require a lot of ingredients and it'll provide a healthier alternative to the commercial, store-bought kind, as it's free from preservatives.
The dried unprocessed roots of A. heterophyllum were obtained from commercial Ayurvedic stores from Mumbai, India and the unprocessed roots of A. carmichaelii, and A. kusnezoffii were purchased from commercial herbal stores in China.
PAGE B3 DEAL STRUCK FOR RAILYARDS Officials announced a tentative deal to develop a dozen residential and commercial towers, stores and parkland over the railyards on the Far West Side, the largest undeveloped site remaining in Manhattan.
