Sentence examples for delivery to store from inspiring English sources

A spokesman said: "We are still accepting orders for delivery to store for collection, which is free, and we are confident that all previously placed delivery-to-home orders will be delivered pre-Christmas.

But much of the merchandise could not be shipped early, because it was destined for just-in-time delivery to store shelves for the beginning of the Christmas shopping season.

About $9 until Dec. 1 and $7 thereafter, when delivery to stores shifts from air to ship.

When retailers expect that Americans will be crowding into their stores, their orders pile into the nation's ports in August and September for delivery to stores by late October.

Analysts soon complained that Fleming was an unsuitable partner, with too few warehouses and delays in deliveries to stores.

Trucks frequently make deliveries to stores on the avenue, he said, and "now they'll just unload in the mid block opening and block it".

M&S said it had reinstated next-day delivery to homes but that deliveries to stores would take at least two days while standard deliveries, which normally take three to five days, could take up to 10 days.

While some orders have been delayed by up to two weeks, next-day deliveries to customers' homes have been taking up to two or three days and M&S has withdrawn its next-day deliveries to stores.

A spokesperson for Sainsbury's said: "There has been limited supply of our iceberg and gem lettuce due to weather conditions in Spain but deliveries to stores are now taking place.

For example, e-commerce has shifted patterns as well – individual deliveries are shipped directly to consumers, requiring courier services, versus bulk deliveries to stores.

Bakery operations ceased last week, though product deliveries to stores continued in order to sell already-made products.