Sentence examples for making a store from inspiring English sources

"Making a store where the product is singularly defined," as Chris Byrne, a toy industry consultant put it, is no small risk in today's retailing climate.

"If you want to make a store bigger, you have to invest," Mr. Lee said.

Their next stop was Made, a store specializing in work by emerging Canadian designers, where they were smitten with an unconventional light fixture called Shoe Toss.

"Our strategy is to make a store that is visually exciting, one that really sells concepts and ideas instead of just boxes on a shelf.

To clarify, Mr. Blahnik said he thought it was wonderful that customers, especially Americans, get so excited about his shoes and whenever he makes a store appearance.

He says that one of his favor- ite new brands is a label called Unsqueaky, which a former salesgirl from Ready Made, a store he used to run, has started.

Exclusives were not unusual — they make a store unique, and if done properly, they allow a merchant to control his prices — but Fred's level of involvement was unusual.

"If I was a manufacturer I would make a store that sells files that people can download and use to make my products on 3D printers.

We don't necessarily approve of them, but it's interesting to know that someone found the designs appealing enough to make a store with them.

If you can make a health care provider treat a patient for free, then you can make a store owner give out broccoli for free if there is a compelling public interest in it.

Closed stores can be reopened if residents pool their money and talent to make a store operational.