Sentence examples for store means from inspiring English sources

But November – when these "resort" collections go in store – means something rather different in London.

The decent box office performance of Quantum and before that Casino Royale with Mr Craig minding the store means that 007 is almost certain to see another day.

With many Android malware apps posing as legitimate games and apps, Android's market domination (and the hands-off approval process of the Google Play app store) means plenty of potential victims.

The exclusion of hundreds of thousands of titles published without an ISBN, including many titles on Amazon's Kindle store, means that the increase of 422% since 2007 this represents is likely to be an underestimate of the size of the self-publishing sector.

However, the fact that All Access is located within the Android-ubiquitous Google Play store means Google could heavily promote it if it wants growth.

It's a very big deal for the young company, if only because a perch in Unity's asset store means more visibility in front of a crucial audience.

Construction of a produce store meant to help improve farmers' livelihoods in Katine, north-east Uganda, has kicked off.

Nokia is also in the middle of starting up an app store meant to make it easier to customize its devices, but that will not happen until May.

In that regard, Excelsior may not be a store meant so much for the Milanese, as it is one with an eye on the city's guests.

Then she really got our attention, informing us that any purchase in the store meant a free drink from the bar.

Next morning we visited a maize-growing co-op in Keraru village where a new concrete-floored grain store meant they could now club together to store their crop and transport it to market when the price was high.