Sentence examples for set up a store from inspiring English sources
Fuchsberg plans to set up a store to sell e-reader content to consumers.
Schwarz took so long to set up a store in youth-obsessed Los Angeles -- after all, Barbie is from Malibu.
Mr. Wynne says it costs about $400,000 to set up a store in Moscow, which can turn an operating profit in three months.
The franchising fee is $42,000, and the cost to set up a store ranges from $250,000 to $400,000.
The analogy is apt as, ever since 1969, when the opticians Graham Cutler and Tony Gross set up a store in the upscale Knightsbridge district, the brand has exhibited an almost religious fervor about handmade glasses.
Both sides acknowledge that for weeks in February and March, he avoided Mr. Hussain, telling the informer that he had been sent by his employer, Wal-Mart, to help set up a store in North Carolina, which was a lie.
Most of the early content is, naturally, about buying and selling things on eBay -- setting up a store, account management, seller tools etc.
But offline there are still so many friction points with setting up a store.
For now, the company is setting up a store dedicated to VR hardware to help companies tap into its vast audience.
Setting up a store requires money, time, energy and the necessary permits.
Before long, David had rented a storefront and set up a proper store.
