Sentence examples for to 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.
Most of the game's computing power was dedicated to storing statistics and strategies.
Worse, TV stations, networks and production companies paid little attention to storing the films.
Other money will go to storing nuclear material, or blending it into fuel for power plants.
The economics can be likened to storing tap water in a solid gold vessel.
"In addition to storing your firearm in a locked location, use gun locks for added safety.
Anyway, I am used to storing up ideas in my head for later and I have a very supportive husband".
WHEN it comes to storing data, magnetic tape would seem to represent the past, not the future.
Pharmacists will have to devote considerable shelf and inventory space to storing scores of boxes of antidepressants, Mr. Coster said.
In addition to storing the messages themselves, a further program known as "Prefer" conducted automated analysis on the untargeted communications.
Residents have taken to storing water in underground tanks that, seldom, if ever, cleaned, turn into huge petri dishes.
Be sure to store water in a clean container, i.e. wash it out thoroughly prior to storing water.
