Sentence examples for driving the store from inspiring English sources

But the litigation succeeded in driving the store out of business.

Michael Friend, owner of Video Pleasures on Boston Post Road, said he was tired of paying what he felt was above-market rent to the Kingdom Life Church, which bought the building three years ago with the intent of driving the store away by not renewing its lease after it expired in 2006.

For shoppers, the service means they can avoid the trouble of driving to the store and some of the wait for items ordered online.

In real life, where driving to the store can take as long as shopping itself, putting many unrelated stores under one roof is a good way to attract a critical mass of customers.

The song snaked its way into my right ear when I was driving to the store one day and settled in my brain for the rest of the summer.

This is because the emissions associated with the electricity required to download larger video game files in the UK are higher than the emissions caused by driving to the store.

We listen to "A Prairie Home Companion" while we're driving to the store for milk or while we're sitting at the kitchen table waiting for the water to boil.

"When I was driving toward the store and saw those big yellow banners, my heart started to pound," said Mrs. Kassoff, who was in the market for one last piece, or two, of jewelry.

Downloading video games could result in more carbon emissions than driving to the store and buying games on Blu-ray disc, according to an article in the Journal of Industrial Ecology.

People were only buying them in droves over the past decade because renting from Blockbuster (driving to the store, paying late fees, etc) was a pain in the ass.

They charge as much as $15 for shipping, but for some customers that's better than driving to the store every month.