Sentence examples for enduring store from inspiring English sources

The many Americans who view their houses as their most important and enduring store of wealth will be hoping fervently that Nothaft is right.

The problem is an enduring fetish to store big data without making plans for how it will be used.

But after enduring state audits and lawsuits---and also after recognizing the advantage of integrating their online and store operations--the bricks & mortar merchants started collecting taxes online.

For a long time De Beers cleverly promoted diamonds as a symbol of enduring love and a store of value.

"I am against using rewards, and I try not to use them on a regular basis," says Roshan Nozari of Santa Monica, who gives Kimia, 6, a star for getting ready on time in the morning and takes her to the toy store after enduring other errands.

And the history of the first Ikea store illustrates some enduring problems.

More than 80 years on, their enduring practical design takes Manhattan: a store opens on Spring Street this month.

Since I was last in line, I spent the first ten minutes of the selling period in the store's unventilated glass vestibule, enduring the magnified summer heat.

According to Page Six, Bloom became annoyed in the cafe in Bergdorf Goodman men's store on Memorial Day after enduring a day-long shopping trip.

The first lots were bought by Francis Drake Mitchell, Bayocean's most enduring true believer, who set up a pharmacy and retail store there.

One of the enduring mysteries of the wine world is why Americans don't mob the store shelves for these perfumed, exotic, largely dry white wines.