Sentence examples for stores to create from inspiring English sources
Sell them in grocery stores to create an all-week, everyday demand.
His incidental laziness doesn't force stores to create new jobs; it just forces the people who already hold the old jobs to work a bit harder.
These days, though, designers are making it easier for shoppers to deceive rather than be deceived, colluding with stores to create lower-priced lines.
The company is filling in some of the empty space between buildings and adding street-front stores, to create street life, and small parks, if not the larger park-on-a-pier that some residents wanted.
The Competition and Markets Authority said its four-month review of the proposed deal had found that competition would not be damaged if Poundland were to buy 99p Stores to create an 800-store chain.
Determined to create an anticlinical environment, she commissioned Clodagh, an architectural designer known for her woodsy spa interiors and stores, to create a setting that evokes a Zen garden and a rain forest.
Store managers had placed eight interlocking plastic barriers between the front of the line and the outer doors to the store, to create a buffer zone that would keep people from crowding around the entrance.
One Walmart project manager said that as early as August, her team works with each store to create individual maps and plan techniques they can use to guide customer traffic efficiently around popular items.
David Sinatra, a son of one of the founders, said the company partnered with an "awesome" Tokyo home goods store to create the collection, sold first in Japan and now in America.
The state also plans to acquire a two-story building at 189 Broadway, occupied by the World of Golf store, to create a street-level entrance to the Dey Street concourse, which may have moving walkways.
Mike Simon, 39, an electrician who supports two children on seasonal work, unemployment cheques and food stamps, said the village needs another grocery store to create competition and lower prices.
