Sentence examples for stores learned from inspiring English sources
In 1994, Mrs. Selph, then a district manager for a chain of convenience stores, learned she had congestive heart failure.
The owners of Fishs Eddy, a small chain of housewares stores, learned the hard way that SoHo was not the right neighborhood for them.
But Vons and other grocery chains have learned lessons that video specialty stores learned some time ago: Renting means inventory problems.
While he is at the hairdresser, tanning salon and men's stores learning how to be a metrosexual, the others clean, paint and reorganize his apartment.
The three Cartwright daughters grew up in the store, learning the business one rudimentary task at a time.
Jerry was a tall, thin man who had grown up in his grandfather's lamp store, learning not to break the lamps by standing up in slow stages.
I've danced all night in them, no exaggeration, and they didn't hurt at all!" Merope Mills, editor, Weekend magazine "Chie Mihara started her career in an orthopaedic shoe store, learning about foot anatomy and problems – and you can tell.
On their honeymoon, which they spend in a borrowed cottage at the seashore, the wife, falling into conversation with a neighbor in the grocery store, learns that various people around the little community believe that her husband is actually a notorious murderer, one of the kind who habitually drown their wives in the bathtub and collect their insurance.
From the perspective of data management approach, existing applications store learning design artifacts by using either traditional relational database or directly as XML files.
Take a look at the workshop attendees at your local Apple store, learning how to share photos they've taken on their iphone or edit home video with iMovie; you'll see the elder boom sitting on stools right there.
At this camp, the kids would actually spend their days and nights inside their local Ikea store, learning things like how to assemble a desk using only an Allen wrench, their own tears and expletives.
