Sentence examples for store visitors from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dunn said the average in-store transaction was $360, double what it is online, and first-time store visitors buy again in 58 days, versus waiting 85 days between Web site purchases.

To enter the store, visitors navigate Card's "deconstructed forest," only to find themselves in the belly of a beast -- a wooden tunnel that resembles a crudely assembled whale skeleton.

"We invested over two hundred million dollars this year," he said, introducing the first color reader and developing a way for store visitors to sample books on the Nook.

Once in the store, visitors follow green ogre-size footsteps up to the third floor to an area called Shrek's Swamp Shoppe, where they can enter their names in the lottery and browse through a selection of "Shrek" merchandise while they wait for the drawing.

Achievements include: 12% cut in energy use since 2010, despite significant growth in the number of store visitors; this year it will invest a further £9m in LED lighting 1.3m LED bulbs sold to UK customers; the associated energy savings could power over 11,000 homes and save them nearly £8m 53% of energy demand will be self-generated as a result of further UK investment this year.

Websites regularly use cookies to record store visitors' information such as browsing activities, preferences, personal data, visited pages, passwords, credit card numbers, etc.

New York University Hospital scans and stores visitors' driver's license information.

From the buzzing Mercado Atarazanas (the main food market), to the specialist ultramarinos (traditional, family grocery stores), visitors learn about – and try – the best local fare.

Soon, in-store visitors will also be able to virtually flip through leading daily newspapers and magazines covering news, finance and technology available in the eBookstore.

"Because the Secret Service creates, uses and relies on, and stores visitor records, they are under its control," he said.

Gordon Innes, chief executive of London & Partners, said the agency has seen "huge interest" from top stores, visitor attractions and other businesses in the city.