Sentence examples for run a store from inspiring English sources

"We had never run a store in our lives," said White.

Can you run a store without Coca-Cola?" he says, pointing at a shelf of no-name cola.

Historically, designers have seen Madison Avenue as a place to run a store as if it were a billboard, a so-called loss leader.

Ms. Anderson, who used to run a store, added: "Photo stores tried to get into scrapbooking, but it wasn't successful because they didn't know what products to carry.

Those in doubt may want to make a pilgrimage to Whitecross Farm in Herefordshire, England, where the Baileys live and run a store.

In one scene, April tells a Brownie leader that she wants to run a store one day, and in response she's told not to dream too big: discrimination might hold her back.

Despite his vast experience in consumer goods at Unilever, he'd never run a stores business before.

He ran a store that sold stationery, newspapers and cosmetics.

Barbara Ware's father ran a store about nine blocks from Lonnie Franklin's green house.

But German Mendez, who runs a store called the Red Hook Bike Shop, called Ikea a blessing.

Almost more than designing, Mr. Nolan relishes the prospect of running a store.