Sentence examples for store of the same from inspiring English sources

Some idea of what they shopped for is apparent from the inventory advertised by Besson & Son, in Philadelphia, a mourning store of the same period: "Black Crape Grenadines / Black Balzerines / Black Baryadere Bareges / Black Bareges".

My parents were… My dad was TJ Hughes, who owned a department store of the same name in Liverpool; my mum met him when he was serving in the Royal Flying Corps in the First World War.

A new line -- of men's grooming products, by Maxwell's Apothecary, traces its roots to the store of the same name, in Washington, which catered to politicians in the early 1900's.

In the early 1960s, they founded the Erewhon brand of natural foods, and a store of the same name, selling brown rice, miso, tofu, tamari soy sauce and other staples of the macrobiotic diet.

Indeed, in 1975, his "Go to Rhino Records" novelty single, intended to promote the Los Angeles store of the same name, became so popular that it gained a full release and set the label on the way to what it is today, one the world's most prestigious reissue imprints, part of the Warner Music Group.

The song was originally given the working title "Seibu", after the Tokyo department store of the same name.

As a teenager, he delivered liquor for a store on the same block of Bath Avenue where, 17 years ago, he opened his store.

But retailers absorb this into their own UK margins in order to stick to a "national pricing" policy with stores of the same size.

The opening of 41 new Argos stores this year may hit other retailers: by asking shoppers to choose goods from a catalogue, Argos branches can offer a wider range than other stores of the same size.And, with rather less fanfare than those retailers announcing big expansion plans, a number of others have unveiled cutbacks.

In the context of tagging in retail environments, crime displacement/diffusion of benefits could take several forms: (1) target displacement/diffusion of benefits within stores from tagged to non-tagged items, (2) spatial displacement/diffusion of benefits to nearby different stores and (3) spatial displacement/diffusion of benefits to stores of the same chain (where applicable) located elsewhere.

Density values for stores of the same type that exist within 1 mile of each other are added together to capture the presence of food retail clusters.