Sentence examples for stores so as from inspiring English sources

We're not being invaded by Nazis and there's food in the stores, so as far as I'm concerned he's doing a good job".

Furthermore, the complaint said, "the village may not paternalistically prevent all adult consumers from viewing lawful products in stores so as to keep them out of the view of children".

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The project featured photos of 26 dogs in two IKEA stores — so as your eye gazes over that love seat, you'll also glimpse a perky-eared pooch standing by, ready to complete your living room.

According to Galaxy Press, Hubbard's Battlefield Earth has sold over 6 million copies and Mission Earth a further 7 million, with each of its ten volumes becoming New York Times bestsellers on their release; however, in 1990 the Los Angeles Times reported in 1990 that Hubbard's followers had been buying large numbers of the books and re-issuing them to stores, so as to boost sales figures.

I made an announcement asking those who were not seriously injured to move further into the store so as to keep the entrance clear.

Paper jams can be caused by poor quality paper, and all paper should be stored so as to keep it absolutely bone dry.

Both were arrested once they left the store, so as not to tip off the business or other patrons about the operation.

Dispersions prepared following this protocol should be stored so as to minimize exposure to light (e.g., in amber vials).

Now if Apple was run by traditional management, it would not take long before it was charging for software upgrades (like Microsoft [MSFT]), pushing up the prices on items in iTunes and in the App store so as to improve quarterly returns and improve the short-term "bottom line".

Her mind is constantly whirring, she said, forcing her to carry a pen and paper even to the grocery store so as to document every fleeting idea.