Sentence examples for the storing from inspiring English sources
noun
A place where items may be accumulated or routinely kept.
- This building used to be a store for old tires.
As for the storing of the spent rods in casks, opinions are mixed.
To some privacy advocates, the storing of the data was a clear breach.
Along the west bank of river Slaney are beautiful old stone warehouses used for the storing of grain.
Brew Buddies (£7.99, findmeagift.co.uk) is a hot drinks receptacle with a cutaway alcove at base, for the storing of snacks.
In the second sentence, the prepositional phrase is misplaced; it's the washing, not the storing, that involves lots of water.
Banks are now in the moving business, not the storing business.In some ways securitisation has made the financial system safer.
This permits the storing of more pictures on the record film in this case, as dots instead of thin lines.
The storing part is easy enough, since you can deposit your assets in credit unions and Vanguard and the like.
I think that the invention of social networks — the storing of relationships for a time when you will need them — is what facilitated this expansion.
The prime minister will say that Britain has a relatively good record on cracking down on – and deterring – the storing of illegal images.
We further challenge the industry to adopt a standard that categorically prohibits the storing of images or any other personally identifying information.
