Sentence examples for pain store from inspiring English sources

A woman, pregnant and clearly in distress inside an Au Bon Pain store in Brooklyn, needed medical help.

The trays are sold at the Au Bon Pain shops at La Guardia and J.F.K., and at Au Bon Pain, 444 Madison Avenue (48th Street), and will be sold at a new Au Bon Pain store in Woburn, Mass., starting next month.

Republicans have more pain in store for their base in poor white America.

The more capital-intensive the industry is, the greater the pain in store for its weakest members.

This is a pain, though store employees will let you turn the check into cash and walk out without buying anything if you want.

For such a customer, he added, the message is, " 'When I can have all the music in the world in the palm of my hand, what does it say about me that I spend $15 to $20 for this format that is a pain to store and move and is easily damaged?' " Young vinyl collectors said digital technology had made it easy for anyone — even parents — to acquire vast, esoteric music collections.

Huge spending cuts are still to kick in, and a lot more pain is in store.

More pain is in store for other NHS trusts that have used the PFI to rebuild hospitals.

More pain is in store on 8 July, when the chancellor will use his second budget of 2015 to outline how he intends to reduce welfare spending.

Shaich, a Harvard Business School graduate, cofounded the company in 1981 by combining a moderately successful cookie shop with three struggling Au Bon Pain bakery-cafe stores in Boston.

Yes, this can be painful but know that your muscle is screaming to release the pain burden it stores for you.