Sentence examples for stores making it from inspiring English sources

As well as sourcing recycled plastic from the organic yogurt pots returned to Stonyfield Farms, it has established collection points in Whole Foods stores, making it easy for its customers to send back their Preserve products for recycling.

Go Green Home Stores is working on bringing biodiesel brewers to its stores, making it so that folks don't have to create their own ad-hoc device.

A cornerstone of their complaint filed with the Maryland Attorney General's Office: In its 253-page offering circular, the Coffee Beanery didn't distinguish between its traditional stores and its café stores, making it difficult to analyze just how profitable the café stores really were.

Vodafone has invested heavily in expanding its own-brand stores, making it less reliant on Phones 4u and Carphone.

"American V: A Hundred Highways" (American Recordings/Lost Highway), shown at right, was drawn from Mr. Cash's last recording sessions before he died at 71 in 2003; it sold only 88,000 copies in its first week in stores, making it the lowest-selling No. 1 debut since Nielsen SoundScan began tracking music sales in 1991.

The studio said that "Shrek," recently released, had sold 2.5 million copies on disc in its first three days in stores, making it the fastest-selling DVD ever.

Sears' hundreds of stores made it, at its peak, the largest U.S. retailer.

In its early days Amazon danced around retailers because its lack of stores made it "capital-light".

Its partnership with Ritz Camera or Wolf Camera stores makes it possible to pick up prints that cost 27 cents each within four hours of ordering them.

Analysts said the increases in book prices at the online stores made it easier for Barnes & Noble to install terminals in its superstores.

But he and others say some stores make it hard for them to do their work.