Sentence examples for leave a store from inspiring English sources

The proportion of customers who typically leave a store because of poor service is not negligible.

Rumi Toninaga, 25, said she was asked to leave a store for holding hands with her girlfriend.

For many, that moment of hovering over the deactivate button feels a lot like trying to leave a store that's giving away candy.

Apple boss Tim Cook has ordered that shop staff be retrained on "inclusion and customer engagement" after a group of black teenagers was told to leave a store in Melbourne, Australia because staff were worried they "might steal something".

The extent to which customers can find the products they want at a reasonable price and get help from sales associates as needed is a crucial determinant of whether they buy something or leave a store empty-handed.

I've always approached these issues from the same starting point: Growing up in Montclair, N.J., I knew and followed my family's version of "the rules" for African Americans when interacting with police: Always leave a store with a receipt; always keep your hands on the steering wheel if you are stopped; and if you believe you're being mistreated, comply now, complain later.

Of course, one customer leaving a store is not a threat to the business.

The petit theft conviction was for leaving a store without paying [p666] for $6.00 worth of sewing materials.

For his part, Mr. Wiley said he always checks his bills before he leaves a store or a bank.

Steve Burke, a retired IT worker, was approached by a petition solicitor last week as he was leaving a store.

"I think it's nobody else's business but our town's," said a woman leaving a store, who like many people here declined to be interviewed.