Sentence examples for to stock from inspiring English sources

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to stock

noun

A store or supply A store of goods ready for sale; inventory.

synonyms

Exact(60)

He responds awkwardly to stock questions.

The New York Times - Arts

Time to stock up on self-tanner.

The New York Times

There are enough to stock a miniseries.

The New Yorker

Time to stock up on those 2009s.

The New York Times - Food

WHSmith refused to stock it.

The Guardian - Books

What would that do to stock prices?

The New York Times

Waterstone's, for instance, declined to stock it.

The Guardian - Books

... to stock up on traditional incandescent lightbulbs.

The Guardian

She is not impervious to stock tips.

The New York Times

I can't wait to stock up.

The Guardian - Lifestyle

He added that they hope to stock many local wines.

The New York Times

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