Sentence examples for stores of some from inspiring English sources

In it, he bemoaned decisions (for which he accepted responsibility) that improved efficiency and increased economies of scale but robbed stores of some of their essential magic, such as the smell of roasting coffee and the sights and sounds of traditional Italian espresso machines and baristas at work.

As the body has evolved limited stores of some key nutrients, adequate nutrition may hinge on more than just how many calories we provide.

The next year will bring more businesses, including two new restaurants, a specialty food market and a clothing store of some kind, Mr. Poznanski said.

"There's no legal or ethical principle that says you don't open a second store of some kind because someone else has the first one," said James Kramon, a longtime summer resident here.

She considered opening an art gallery/cafe/nightclub with a candy theme, then a candy museum, finally a store of some kind.

People would come here, explore and risk everything they had to live in an environment where they might find gold, or might find work, or might open a store of some kind.

We spent our first few days looking for a local band to interview, or maybe a record store of some sort, and found absolutely nada.

NOTE: Some essential shops include an Apothecary, Smithy (Blacksmith), and a general store of some sort.

Stores of gold, and some $8 million in cash, were carted off.

Some stores of particular interest follow: DELGRECO -- Handsome furniture for garden, terrace and pool; 4025 Northeast Second Avenue, (305) 57305200.

Every time southern Africa's AIDS epidemic threatens to exhaust its store of superlatives, some new, sobering extreme rises to the fore.