Sentence examples for stores attempt from inspiring English sources
The traditional January sales now start well before the New Year as stores attempt to reignite shopper's interest.
Three days later the writer noticed this weird man in another store attempting to steal frozen food by concealing it in his hat.
Quick-sampling within the app enables a more seamless experience than hopping back and forth around the iTunes store, attempting to find something new that suits your taste.
While both GV Mobile and VoiceCentral still have their profiles available in the store, attempts to buy them results in an error message that they are no longer available.
A video has surfaced online of an angry crowd of customers at a Toronto liquor store attempting to stop an officer from arresting a man being pinned on the ground.
(I'd probably ask the camera to stop rolling for the next bit, in which I stand very close to various men in some of these stores and attempt to gauge their age and emotional disposition via observation).
Salespeople in retail stores will attempt to push premium HDMI cables from brands like Monster on unsuspecting shoppers.
They will probably only close about 500 underperforming stores and attempt to shore up their business with online streaming and rentals.
Historically, the laws against selling alcohol and tobacco to minors have been enforced only sporadically, and it turns out that enforcing them more aggressively for example, by sending undercover youth buyers into stores to attempt purchase without identification can succeed in reducing underage drinking and its attendant harms.
Historically, the laws against selling alcohol and tobacco to minors have been enforced only sporadically, and it turns out that enforcing them more aggressively - for example, by sending undercover youth buyers into stores to attempt purchase without identification - can succeed in reducing underage drinking and its attendant harms.
The surveys are conducted by sending underage decoys into stores to attempt to purchase tobacco.
