Sentence examples for convenience chains from inspiring English sources

Why do these stores sell them, as opposed to large convenience chains such as Wal-Mart, K-Mart or Target?

Most Starbucks, and most major drugstore, grocery and convenience chains also carry The Times, as do many bookstores.

But in Pennsylvania, two convenience chains stir tribal loyalties, a commitment as deep as bonds with the Philadelphia Phillies or Pittsburgh Pirates.

Tesco has agreed a £3.7bn deal to buy Booker, the cash and carry giant behind the Londis and Budgens convenience chains, in a move that will tighten its grip on the UK's £195bn food market.

— Jeff Gordinier Bloomberg Businessweek: They are fruit-and-nut-bars, they are currently sold at 50 large supermarket and convenience chains in the United States, and they are called Kind Healthy Snacks.

To the big studios it's a rack jobber that distributes DVDs to thousands of drugstores and convenience chains.

In 2006, Mexican convenience store chain OXXO faced a threat from a formidable competitor, the rival convenience chain Extra.

In second place were convenience chain Spar's pies, costing £2 for 6.

The convenience chain has remained virtually unchanged, from the buildings' design to the products sold.

It is analysing the books of convenience chain Nisa before a mooted £130m deal.

First out of the blocs was McColl's, the convenience chain.