Sentence examples for store marks from inspiring English sources
The pet store marks an approximate southernmost terminus to the wave of money that has lolled down the Italian enclave of Court Street, transforming storefronts, compounding the price of a cup of coffee and attracting a film crew from a silly television game show that stars a famous real estate person.
The store marks up the artwork by no more than 14%, compared with the 100% to 150% that a gallery might add.
NBC Universal's decision to pull its remaining programming at Apple 's iTunes Store marks a setback for Apple Chief Executive Steve Jobs Steve Jobss' video ambitions, but isn't likely to spur a stampede of similar moves by other media companies.
The store marks the company's second foray into offline retail.
Wal-Mart "express" stores were last month unveiled in rural settings including Gentry and Prairie Grove, in Ark., and Richfield, N.C., last month, but the Chatham store marks the model's first urban trial, the Tribune added.
This last day for what may be America's last best video store marks a cultural and political tragedy, one akin to the closing of Detroit auto assembly lines -- but instead of closing an avenue to middle class security given by those assembly lines, the closing of video stores risks closing our eyes to the wonders of our global imaginations.
Last year the store marked the date with an exhibition of vintage American flags.
A Polish deli and a Polish clothing store marked one end of this commercial stretch along the old Broadway streetcar line, five minutes north of downtown.
Another app that looked promising when it became available in June is Lustr, which tracks sales and sends alerts to your phone whenever you are near a store marked as a favorite.
But at the top of my list are parsnips and sweet potatoes — never, I've learned, to be confused with the ubiquitous and lowly yams that appear at my corner store marked "sweet potatoes" around Thanksgiving.
Dr. Andrews found that of roughly 11,700 New York City crime guns traced by the firearms bureau, 102 guns, or nearly 1percentt, were originally bought at John Jovino, a 90-year-old, family-owned store marked by a large wooden revolver, across from the old police headquarters on Centre Market Place.
