Sentence examples for store draw from inspiring English sources

British retailers like Selfridges, the landmark London department store, draw in customers with sleek design, careful brand presentation and slick promotions.

Her store draws legions of affluent customers from throughout Fairfield County.

(He exhibited the actual airplane in the store, drawing huge crowds).

It didn't take long to understand why the store drew such a crush of customers.

The success of the store drew people who wanted to talk to Walrod about more than just furniture.

On a recent afternoon the store drew a Chinese couple who recognised the Ethan Allen name from their home town of Chongqing.

All of us were onetime employees of the store, drawn together to commemorate the imminent demolition of that building, a landmark from our youths.

Starbucks executives have said that they were concerned less about the distance between stores than the number of customers that each store draws.

Richard Weinberger, director of marketing and sales, wouldn't name names, but he said the store draws an elite clientele because of its service and high-end products.

Although the store draws customers from all over the city, he said, "the World Trade Center was the major hub of the whole downtown".

But across the cobbles from the founder of Russian communism, a flashy department store draws rich Muscovites to its expensive fashion departments.