Sentence examples for offering to store from inspiring English sources

Photos will also be available across all your connected devices – and while Apple isn't quite offering to store them all forever for free, it is offering 5GB of storage for free (as happens now) and lower prices for larger stores – 20GB will cost $0.99 per month (or about $6 per year; UK prices haven't been released).

It is also offering to store them for larger investors.

This time around Microsoft isn't offering to store all the data.

The Free Haven project[13] describes a collaborative distributed storage system, where participants are allowed to store (or publish) data by offering to store data for others, in the same general fashion of peer-to-peer file sharing.

The world isn't exactly short of services offering to store your music collection in the cloud so you can access it from anywhere.

Yet the services offering to store baby teeth talk about all the diseases that stem cells might treat one day.

Ace Hardware, J.C. Penney and Wal-Mart itself are among the others offering "ship to store" programs.

The favourite is now Wesfarmers, a conglomerate with a stake of nearly 13% in Coles, which is offering to buy the store, with a group of investors, for A$19.7 billion ($16 billion).

Luckily, she could see the fear in my eyes and had quickly given me a reprieve, offering to go to the store herself instead.

In addition to providing the storefront builder tools, free or charged as a monthly subscription depending on needs (e.g. number of items in the store), MobiCart has an additional revenue stream by offering to handle the relevant app store submission process, borrowing from the open source playbook.

Marketing prof that he once was, Bonoma plans to send Renaissance reps to the stores, offering to analyze their whole fragrance operations.