Sentence examples for store represents from inspiring English sources

The opulent new Versace store represents "quality".

The closing of the store represents a life transition for its owners, Jay and Esta Feinsod.

Windows Store represents a major new opportunity for developers, Mr. Sinofsky says.

But to others the West Side store represents a new chapter in what has been a rancorous family fight that has persisted relentlessly for years.

C.K. is a serious Lynch fan — he even cast the director in a key part on his TV show — and, in the long e-mail to his fans, C.K. says that the Store represents the "dark side of comedy".

Ms. McKee said that however much a customer might cherish a single "temple of luxury," the department store represents a "mecca" with a conglomeration of brands under one roof.

Efforts by Sainsbury's to develop a "water neutral" store represent an impressive managerial effort.

"That store represented less than 10% of worldwide net sales for the three and nine-month periods ended 31 October 2016, as well as for each quarter in fiscal 2015.

At the time, some retail analysts thought the store represented a way for the Arkansas-based retailer to revive the fortunes of malls that were struggling, especially those that are enclosed, like the mall in Massapequa.

Since the beginning of commercial computer systems half a century ago, the increase in the amount of data demanded the development of systems tailored to efficiently store, represent, and manipulate them.

On the move into menswear, Roger Wightman, New Look's chief creative officer, said: "Menswear is a key strategic priority for New Look, and the opening of menswear standalone stores represents a natural next step for us.