Sentence examples for stores were to from inspiring English sources

It had agreed a CVA under which 31 stores were to close, but this lapsed on administration.

If the Hahne's or S. Klein stores were to be occupied by Internet and telecommunications companies, they would look abandoned as well.

If any kind of new stores "were to open here right now," she said, "and they were good, they would be booming".

I can't help but think that if those same stores were to be closed on Sundays, the response might be: "How refreshing that someone is taking the time to close the store and be with his or her family.

Stores were to give a free rental to the customer who lugged in the largest chunk of ice, and T-shirts were frozen in blocks of ice for people to chip out.

I think Backstage is to today's customers what basement stores were to yesteryear's shoppers.

Its new stores are to be called Dealz (not Euroland).

Large stores are to become "destinations", tempting shoppers to linger rather than flee.

"Other stores are to make money," he told me, when discussing Easy Cash for Gold.

The store is to open by Thanksgiving.

The old store is to remain open.