Sentence examples for existing shop from inspiring English sources

Gabriel has plans to turn the storefront next door, which he currently leases to another restaurant, into a more affordable version of his existing shop.

Using the framework of an existing shop on family land up the road, Ando and some friends – an architect and a carpenter among them – set to work building an airy cafe.

As for shopping, go to Etchingham Community Stores, set up and funded by a collective of residents in 2003 after their existing shop closed down, and send your children to a well-thought-of primary school and Sunday school at the village's pretty, 14th-century church.

It's about working with the existing shop owners and stallholders of the market in Whitechapel as part of what we do, then working with the big landowners: Transport for London has land behind the Crossrail station, we have some land and there are other stakeholders such as the Royal Mail site, the London Hospital site, and a site has already been bought by London and Quadrant Housing Association.

Every incremental dollar at an existing shop contributes 30 cents to 40 cents to the bottom line of a typical eatery.

"[Docker and Kubernetes] are by far the most standard things that have developed in any new shop, or any existing shop that wants to build a brand new modern app or wants to lift and shift an app from on prem [to the cloud], or have the ability to migrate workloads from Vendor A platform to Vendor B," he said.

The deal announced on Tuesday marks its first major foray into acquiring existing shopping centers.

Greggs is stalling its store opening programme and will instead focus on relocations and refitting existing shops.

Primark plans to open more stores – or extensions to existing shops – in Germany, Belgium and the UK in the coming months.

However, Tesco's decision to fill web orders from existing shops rather than dedicated warehouses was a mistake, say the pair.

The master plan for the project, designed by Safdie Rabines Architects of San Diego, arranges the new buildings as a continuation of an existing shopping street.