Sentence examples for stores while in from inspiring English sources

To put Patterson's concern in perspective, Germany with a population of only 80 million people, has nearly 4,000 book stores, while in the United States, with over three-hundred million people, there are fewer than two-thousand.

Incorporating kiosks or handheld mobile devices where clients can purchase additional product from online and other physical stores, while in-store, is one way retailers can stay on top of an ever changing and demanding clientele.

58% of Americans use their smartphone or tablet on the way to a retail store or while in-store.

An unlocked 16GB iPhone 5C costs £469 in Apple stores in Britain, while in the US it is $549£32525) before sales tax – a saving of £144.

In his more conventional life, he represented toy and novelty manufacturers in their dealings with retail stores while living in the Detroit suburbs with his wife and three children.

New Look's fortunes have been chequered in the UK where it has been closing stores while expanding in China and Poland.

Steven Pilker, a twenty-five-year-old audio architect — he had worked in a record store while in school at U.N.C. Charlotte and, when he graduated, was offered a job by a Muzak executive who had been a regular customer — asked me seven or eight questions, none of which had anything to do with music.

Determined to be a journalist and a politician, the Depression forced her briefly to earn a living selling dried fruit from a mobile display in a Manchester store while, in her free time, setting out to save the Labour Party from the betrayal of Ramsay MacDonald's National Government.

She was determined to become a journalist and a politician, but the depression forced her to briefly earn a living selling dried fruit from a mobile display in a Manchester store while, in her free time, setting out to save the Labour party from the betrayal of Ramsay MacDonald's national government.

Steven Pilker, a twenty-five-year-old audio architect he had worked in a record store while in school at U.N.C. Charlotte and, when he graduated, was offered a job by a Muzak executive who had been a regular customer asked me seven or eight questions, none of which had anything to do with music.

This means that in 1980, 94% of the CO2 locally emitted could be stored, while in 2006, the figure has dropped to 30%.