Sentence examples for managing a store from inspiring English sources

The men might find dignity managing a store instead of a hardscrabble farm, while their wives and daughters could earn pin money clerking for Mr. Sam, as he was known.

Her first step was to get to know the business: receiving of inventory, counting, restocking, working the retail counter, managing a store and, finally, to travelling around the country visiting other lumber companies.

This is a case, perhaps, of learning from his mistakes, since he ended up working for and managing a store in the mall.

His former supervisor recommended him for the assistant store manager program, which could put him on track to manage a store one day — a job that pays an average of $170,000 a year.

Candice says her manager also began making comments suggesting she was unfit to manage a store because of her injury and the fact that she was raising three sons.

He had managed a store in another neighborhood and saved up to buy his own business.

For many years my mother managed a store at the bottom of Ruthven Lane (across from Ashton Lane).

That is little comfort to customers like Lucretia Clay, who manages a store nearby and lives within walking distance of the now-shuttered branch.

So he set out to design a blockchain system that could do more than just manage a store of digital values.

In 2006, the Treasury Department designated Mr. Barakat as a member of Hezbollah and said he owned and managed a store in Paraguay that "served as a source of funding" for the group, which the United States considers a terrorist organization.

He said, "…Because I am such a determined boy, I [married] the most beautiful girl in the world!" His wife graduated from university with her degree in pharmacy and now manages a store in Canada.