Sentence examples for store courts from inspiring English sources

The store courts the wealthier professionals who have infiltrated the area with prepared meals like eggplant parmigiana.

In Saturday Night Fever (1977), for instance, Tony Manero, the king of the dancefloor and clerk in a paint store, courts his girlfriend Stephanie by trying to rape her in the back seat of a car.

This chamber was once a royal residence, the sacred heart of the forest, a meeting place, food store, court of law.

Desperate for advertisers, Hughes walked from store to store courting small retailers, even including the farmers who sold produce on street corners.

Yanez said he had reason to pull over the car because Castile looked like a suspect in the recent robbery of a convenience store, court documents said.

Magnum works by storing court documents relevant to the litigation electronically.

To keep brutality at bay Kohler is opening more gallerylike stores, courting architects and designers and taking artistic license in its latest series of ads.

Why not a place where the information is safely and comprehensively stored, court findings stated, diagnoses and commentary summarized, charities listed, and so on?

Berwitz's outrage has spread to other bloggers who are taking Hobby Lobby to task as a store that courts the general public, but refuses to stock anything related to Judaism — even in communities with significant Jewish populations.

Eliot Spitzer, the state's attorney general, appealed to the United States Supreme Court, and on Feb. 25, nearly 10 years to the day after the inspector called at the Yarmeisch brothers' store, the court refused to hear the appeal, letting the lower court's decision stand.

Courts use sets of rules called records disposition schedules to dictate how to store different court documents.