Sentence examples for stores meaning from inspiring English sources

Blue Inc has 98 stores, meaning the purchase will significantly increase its presence on the UK high street.

Furthermore, for every withdrawal from an ATM £16 – amounting to £36bn a year – is injected directly into local stores, meaning more than a third of total high street spending is directly reliant on easy access to a cash machine.

This labyrinthine and chaotic shopping mall dates back to the days of Mehmet the Conqueror and is home to more than 2,000 stores, meaning that you will need at least two hours to explore it.

Plus, she noted that mobile itself was already being monetized via application stores, meaning that the question is not can mobile make money, but how will Yahoo do so on mobile?

Instacart added that 75percentt of the 1,415 total shoppers, or 1,016 people, are also expected to be placed in new stores, meaning layoffs could surpass 350.

It does this by solving 3 key problems of online shopping: price comparison across all stores (including vouchers, discounts, shipping and returns); availability check across all stores (for all sizes and colours); and by featuring products from more than 100 stores, meaning that there is no need to browse an individual retailer's site.

Byrne likes to describe it as "livin' near the store," meaning Luaka Bop's chockablock office.

Customers can "subscribe" to a store, meaning they will get messages informing them of any new products put on sale.

Nine out of 10 of its subscribers got their free Bluelight.com CD-ROM starter kit at a Kmart store, meaning that most of its customers are already Kmart shoppers and thus potential online customers.

The clothes are inspired by rocker-chick bands and look a bit like something Debbie Harry would wear to the grocery store, meaning zippered black tights, slinky T-shirt dresses in hot pink and black tiger stripes and shirtdresses with a tattoo print.

That software links the device to Amazon's store, meaning downloads revenue flows through Amazon.