Sentence examples for sit in inventory from inspiring English sources

Then the cars sit in inventory.

In normal times, cars will sit in inventory for an average of 30 to 45 days; in the latest recession, many are lounging for 90 days or more.

The traditional approach is for a retailer to buy a diamond which then sits in its inventory awaiting a buyer, often for months or even years.

Rapid inventory turnover is essential because the longer products sit in stores, the more they cost the retailer, who as a rule has paid for them up front.

Sit in your seat.

Textbooks sit in warehouses.

Sit in your chair.

The first activities consisted only in "sit on bed", 80.3% and "sit in chair", 19.7%.

They sit in the corner.

Sit in the middle.

Sit in the chair.