Sentence examples for store has put from inspiring English sources

"That store has put us over the hump.

In Pennsylvania, one store has put out a giving tree for Christmas, asking workers who are better off to donate to their colleagues who are in need.

In recent years, the store has put in place a computerized inventory system, but Mr. McFall relies largely on his prodigious mental map of the tens of thousands of books in the section to keep track of the waxing and waning of various titles.

Larami Limited, the Mount Laurel-based maker of the Super Soaker line, has filed a suit in federal district court here against a discount-store chain called Odd Job Trading, claiming that the Super Squirt water gun the store has put on its shelves is a rip-off of the original product.

For its part, the store had put out a sleeping bag for the first iPad customer.

The better high street agents (whose retail spaces are about as redundant as your old Blockbuster store) have put up a good fight, but we know how this story ends.

Dunnes Stores has put its six-storey Sauchiehall Street store in Glasgow on the market, four months after closing its doors.

The digital affinity of consumers, who once were bound by a very tactile customer experience of seeing and touching products in-store, has put a lot of pressure on CMOs to become the boss of their online customer experience.

As retailers have consolidated, giant out-of-town stores have put many of the smaller shops out of business and now threaten some department stores.

"Runway clothes next year will arrive in the store in April, and we will have three weeks to sell them at full price before the department stores have put them on sale," she said.

But as Ketchum has expanded over the last decade, homeowners have installed huge floodlights over garages, and stores have put in bright lighting, which floods their surroundings and the sky with queasy intensity.