Sentence examples for is store from inspiring English sources
noun
A place where items may be accumulated or routinely kept.
- This building used to be a store for old tires.
One is store boss Rosario Dawson.
What it does, for $3,000, is store, identify and organize the tunes.
The most negligent thing a company can do with users' passwords is store them in plain text.
This is store as argument for how to live — that is, how to live in San Francisco or Portland.
Tell them it is store policy — a potent phrase, "store policy" — to add 50 cents to each subsequent bill until their debt is cleared.
What it does, once linked to a PC or Mac by way of a U.S.B. cable, is store more than 100 hours of MP3 music files on its six-gigabyte, shock-resistant hard drive.
The most enticing squirrel bait, Mr. Dreisacker said, is store-bought peanuts.
"A wood circle got painted and put in a box; the fabric is store-bought, not found; the paper is shredded".
He said he liked the idea that "honey and lemon are more appropriate for tea," and wanted to evoke "your backyard mix" of moonshine, though his distillation is store-bought, "not something we're making on the back of Eighteenth Street".
Kneading dough by hand for 20 minutes — as was the practice when I first started baking — was never actually necessary (few home bakers knew that), but a requirement of a particular kind of bread made in a relatively hurried fashion using a relatively large amount of domesticated (that is, store-bought) yeast.
