Sentence examples for trying to restock from inspiring English sources

But then I see two employees shuttling between the kitchen and the shelves, trying to restock sandwiches as fast as the customers take them.

Doherty is trying to restock and has received commitments from five players for next season, including one of the best high school point guards in the country, Raymond Felton, and a 7-foot center, Damion Grant.

WHEN introduced in 1992, SnackWell's, the Nabisco line of nonfat and low-fat snacks, sold so well that there were shortages, and early television commercials featured a frazzled grocer trying to restock the products as women pushing carts stampeded toward him.

You are not the only one trying to restock, so you have to be quick when looking for your item and haggling.

How long before Syria and Iran try to restock Mr Nasrallah's arsenal and Israel tries to stop them?

Across the state, in Ormund Beach, Chris Boyce, a salesman for a roofing supply company, said that when his company tried to restock on Monday the wholesaler tried to raise the price of tar paper 40percentto to $10.50 for a roll of 216 square feet.

He could try to restock quickly with junior college transfers who would function as a bridge to the future.

Brundage said White could play either small forward or shooting guard, versatility that could help the Clippers as they try to restock their roster on the cheap because of salary cap constraints.

Employees had spent the time since then restocking shelves and trying to make the store, which includes a Starbucks stand, feel fresh.

In the immediate future, Duquette will be trying to plug holes as the Mets' restocked farm system develops its new prospects.

It seems folks have been trying to replace their janky iPods to Apple retail stores but have either had to pay a restocking fee (to the tune of $30-$30-$40 were told PEBKAC.