Sentence examples for storing that from inspiring English sources

In the second sentence, the prepositional phrase is misplaced; it's the washing, not the storing, that involves lots of water.

Only way I can imagine storing that much cocaine at once is all folded up in a Lottery ticket, and basically: Did my boy shove a Lotto ticket full of gak up his slit?

You've been storing that one, haven't you?

If you are determined to go the natural route, try storing that treasured wool scarf in the freezer.

Not just bosses, but often co-workers, feel uncomfortable with the idea of women expressing milk at work or storing that milk in a common refrigerator.

Trees are good, since they accumulate modified sugars over many years, storing that chemical energy in the wood of their trunks, and never erupting with proto-Marxist grievances when dragged away to be exploited.

And the Summerfields store — that was Ben Barnes's stationery store.

There have been stores that have failed, like Wunderkind.

Never go into a store that says "English Spoken".

Those stores that don't carry bigger sizes?

So the stores that hope to survive must change.