Sentence examples for stores to hand from inspiring English sources

It is slicing chunks off 18 of its largest stores to hand over to retailers such as Asda.

And despite government guidance that the money raised should be donated to good causes, it has emerged that the legislation that introduced the 5p charge does not state that the money should be donated to charity at all, and there is no legal requirement on stores to hand over the cash raised.

The "desperate images" of the chaos, he said, "pushed us from a learning process into taking more aggressive action". It also provided a welcome boost to the store's reputation when Wal-Mart staff opened stores to hand out food and drugs and the retailer's relief trucks arrived in the flooded city before the US army.

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A few days before the party we took Lonnie and the baby to the Halloween store to hand-pick costumes for everyone in hopes of avoiding last year's Christmas card debacle, where everyone accidentally showed up in the same costume (except Benny--he marches to his own beat).

If an adult needs to be educated on the particulars of selecting a checkout lane at the grocery store, perhaps they ought to hand their shopping list to an acquaintance and proceed to a mental institution in due course.

A new partnership with food redistribution charity FareShare will link Tesco store managers with local charities to hand over unwanted food several times a week.

Hulking pickup trucks hauling horse trailers caused knots of traffic in the early years and sparked local complaints until places like the hardware store took it upon themselves to hand out maps to the newcomers.

He took over in 1978, and is now hoping to hand the store down to his twenty-five-year-old daughter and her cousin, both of whom were pursuing careers far outside the fish business before September 11 , 2001 when they independently decided that the thing they cared most about was family.

Customers use the service not only for storage purposes but also as an archive to store away a wedding dress to hand down to daughter or to catalogue baby items for nostalgic reasons.

The business academy is taking over the school store to give students first-hand management experience.