Sentence examples for stores in high from inspiring English sources

Jobs included managing stores in High Wycombe and Cheadle 1998 Waitrose, marketing director 2000 Waitrose, director of selling and marketing 2005-2007 John Lewis, development director March 2007 John Lewis, managing director, partnership development April 2007 Waitrose, managing director Family Married, with two daughters.

From the beginning of September the WH Smith high street retail chain - which operates 671 stores in high streets, train stations and airports - will be demerged from the news distribution operation, which delivers magazines and newspapers to retailers on behalf of publishers.

"Shops like Jessops need to become centres of excellence with a limited number of showroom stores in high profile areas, selling high end products.

One of them is that Luckin has begun to steal the buzz from Starbucks by opening up stores in high profile places like the Forbidden City —where Starbucks was famously evicted a decade ago.

In both periods women made up about half of the sample, and a third of receipts came from stores in high poverty neighbourhoods.

First, our finding of greater availability of grocery stores and convenience stores in high- versus low-poverty areas, but only in areas with predominately white populations, suggests the presence of complex economic and social drivers in where food stores choose to locate.

I find that firms with more stores in high-growth states have higher sales growth contemporaneously and higher predictable stock returns subsequently.

For many, the offline foray has started with a trial pop-up shop before launching flagship stores in high-profile shopping districts like New York's SoHo neighborhood or Chicago's Michigan Avenue.

For example, in its computer category, it found that stores in high-income areas could use a much richer mix of laptops than it was currently providing, whereas its rural stores needed more desktops.

In a much more ambitious return to the Continent than forecast, M&S will also open a chain of "Simply Food" shops in the French capital next year and it hopes to build several large clothing and food stores in high-class shopping centres in the Paris area.

The Danish audio company Bang & Olufsen, much larger than Vipp, has had a distinctive Bauhaus-influenced style since the 1960s, sells state-of-the-art products, has developed a car stereo system with Audi, and retails through B&O-only stores in high-rent locations or in specially designed sections of larger stores.