Sentence examples for stores might have from inspiring English sources
"I have 18 musk oils — most stores might have two or three," said Mr. Harding, who started Nantucket Natural Oils in 1983 and now has two locations.
If e-books had taken off ten years ago or if Amazon had introduced Source along with the Kindle in 2007, indie stores might have felt more pressure to sign on.
But even four hundred stores might have been one of the most logical moves that Amazon has ever made, not to mention one that other online-first retailers, such as Warby Parker, Blue Nile, and Birchbox, have already cleared the way for.
Analysts think that the companys decision to spend $260 million remodeling and improving stores might have spooked traders.
During flu season, for example, certain stores might have a run on cold medicines or other healthcare products.
Thus, the release of Ca2+ from internal Ca2+ stores might have driven AP circadian oscillations in SCN neurons.
The regional managers figured the Woodbridge store might have the best chance of selling them.
One store might have its shelves' contents on the floor, and another was unscathed.
By day, the back of Ms. Bellanca's tiny store might have had 25 people in it for lunch.
Neighbors worried about traffic had mounted legal challenges, though other residents had welcomed the jobs and tax dollars the store might have brought.
A typical big-box store might have four aisles of blue toys and four aisles of pink toys with an aisle of yellow toys in between.
