Sentence examples for stores which would from inspiring English sources

He motioned toward the shuttered stores, which would normally have been bustling with Christmas shoppers.

He said the proposed stores, which would be newcomers to the neighborhood, were a "step in the right direction".

Holmes envisages wellness centers in most Walgreens and Duane Reade stores, which would put Theranos "within five miles of every American".

"Kingwood is zoned," he said, "so I know there isn't going to be a lot of junk going up around the property, like pawn shops and liquor stores," which would diminish its value.

In 2008, as the recession made four-dollar lattes seem almost obscene, Schultz returned as C.E.O. and oversaw the decision to close six hundred stores, which would help the company ride out the recession by bringing costs under control.

Amazon refused to comment on the speculation surrounding the new stores, which would follow the Seattle-based company's launch of a physical bookshop in its home town last year.

The store, which would provide more than 26,000 square feet of space, would open before Christmas.

It says most residents are in favour of the store, which would be designed to blend into the surroundings.

But it would have to be transported and stored, which would require a new infrastructure.So, for the next few decades, at least, technological pragmatism will rule motoring.

They learned that Smith's jacket cost $660 at a store, which would cover what Smith and Isaacson pay Shuster for two months rent.

He told the crowd that five of the "big six" publishers had agreed to sell their e-books through Apple's iBooks store, which would open in April.