Sentence examples for help in store from inspiring English sources
Being opposite New South, it hopefully means many people will look away from the building, which richly deserves it (N.B. there may be some help in store from the opening up of the New South ground-floor exterior during the relocation of arts operations to the lower campus; it certainly can't hurt).
While exact details are still unclear, it sounds like PayPal will use location and transaction data to help in-store retailers improve the experience for consumers.
They also scream at the help in stores that don't happen to carry exact replicas of their little darling's favorite squeaky toy.
The most efficient feature of transportation sector is Vehicle to Grid (V2G) concept that will help in storing the surplus energy and feeding back this energy to the main grid during period of high demands.
"I think a lot of women regularly shop for consumer electronics on the Internet just because they just can't get enough help in stores, especially when it comes to product comparison," said Gina Hughes, founder of Techiediva.com, a Web site that offers women the latest information on gadgetry.
The process of shopping for sheets is often difficult for new adults who don't understand how to weigh quality and price, and usually don't get much help in stores like Bed Bath & Beyond.
According to the new law, children from ten to 12 years old can be "self-employed"—selling chewing gum on the street, shining shoes and children from 12 to 14 can work as "independent contractors," which means a boss can hire them to help in stores, workshops, farms.
In September, the supermarket will launch operation "Cot du Rhone", a nationwide call for pregnant women to help with in-store tasting.
Nike customers can check local product popularity data to help inform in-store purchase decisions.
NCR's "restaurant guard" monitors transactions to help reduce in-store theft.
Or by next next year, wireless beacons in retail stores may help augment in-store offerings in creative ways.
