Sentence examples for stores set out from inspiring English sources

That's because attendance isn't really required for what these stores set out to accomplish.

When next you are browsing the internet for something you want to buy or visiting a big box or department store, keep in mind that almost everything that is for sale today will be in a second-hand store, set out in a garage sale or in a garbage dump in less than three years.

"The store sets out to promote 'beautiful books' and, upon entering it, you are led into room upon room – or rather world upon world – of exceptionally presented books".

Last month, she was asked to track down a dog that left its owner in a grocery store and set out to explore the Upper East Side.

Dec. 21 BE KIND REWIND When Jack Black accidentally erases all of the tapes (yeah, tapes) in his friend Mos Def's video store, the two set out to remake them all — from "Ghostbusters" to "2001".

Barnes & Noble already publishes its own editions for its stores and has recently set out to expand sales of its books to other stores.

These co-ordinated looks act like an in-store stylist, with items set out as they might be on a magazine page.

They made so much money they bought the building where their store was housed and set out to rent space to bankers.

With the morning sun at my back and nothing in tow but a few ziplock bags to store any leftovers, I set out for the gilded city across the bay.

They were driving out St. Claude Avenue, a wide parched boulevard through an old, mostly black section of shut-down schools, closed appliance stores with their wrecked appliances set out on the sidewalk, closed and boarded Burger Kings and Hardee's, distressed gas stations and shabby bars.

As the proprietor of the furniture store watched her things, Corean set out on foot through the shabby downtown toward the county courthouse.