Sentence examples for nearest convenience from inspiring English sources

"It's almost two miles from the nearest convenience store.

"It's three miles to Jo Jo's," my brother told me, referring to the nearest convenience store.

What is the nearest convenience store?" She used census tracts to define neighborhoods because they tend to have economically homogeneous populations.

He checked his numbers — 25, 27, 35, 38, 39, and the Mega Ball, 28 — twice against the numbers on television, again on the Internet, and the next day at the nearest convenience store.

The Safdies follow her on a little errand she goes to the nearest convenience store and buys a pack of razor blades, and then, in front of Ilya, uses one of them on her wrist.

The Safdies follow her on a little errand — she goes to the nearest convenience store and buys a pack of razor blades, and then, in front of Ilya, uses one of them on her wrist.

Using predictive analytics, for instance, the city analyzed data such as the times and locations of about 5,000 sexual assaults and learned that victims were being attacked when they used outdoor payphones near convenience stores at night.

By analyzing theft reports using the RTM model, they found that many of the thefts were of cellphones, and were occurring near convenience stores that had kiosks in them that allowed individuals to deposit cellphones and other devices for instant cash back.

Individuals with access to lower-priced fruits and vegetables have a lower body mass index (BMI) (Sturm and Datar 2005), whereas those living near convenience stores have higher rates of overweight and obesity (Morland et al. 2006).

I stepped into the nearest Chinese convenience store, a hole-in-the-wall type shop, and asked for a pack of Dunhills.

He then drove to an area near the convenience store in Auburn, where he shot himself.