Sentence examples for stores saving from inspiring English sources

To reduce these costs, many traditional retailers with e-commerce divisions, including Walmart, Macy's, and Best Buy, have rolled out "click and collect" services, which allow customers to pick up online purchases in physical stores, saving both the customer and the retailer the cost of shipping that purchase.

One example: The company's national used textbook database allows used books to be shipped to local stores, saving students 50% per book.

Shopping in these stores saves you from sin.

For every one-litre bottle of spirits sold, the stores save around £11.06 in alcohol-specific duty charges as well as avoiding paying VAT.

Gucci, an Italian clothes label whose image was being destroyed by loose licensing and over-exposure in discount stores, saved itself not by resorting to the courts but by ending contracts with third-party suppliers, controlling its distribution better and opening its own stores.

The project, which involved thousands of stores, saved the retailer $14m last year alone, he says.

Plus, Blake pointed out, grocery stores save money on their waste costs, "so everybody wins".

However, one property expert, Barry Gross of Berwin Leighton Paisner, raised the possibility that some of the 141 stores saved might not have a long-term future if their leases were not viable.

She grabbed any kind of work available housework, mostly, and clerking in a store, saving as much as she could.

Given information collected, we can reach out to consumers as their product preferences flow to the store saving them time and energy.

From the day that Mohamed al-Fayed, the Egyptian-born proprietor who then owned the nearby Harrods store, saved Fulham from insolvency in 1997, it has been difficult to keep him away.