“The squirrel had stashed away a store of nuts for the winter.”

“This old building used to be a store for used automobile parts.”

“Tinnitus led them from the weapons store and down a series of darkened corridors beneath the arena.”

“The bakers, for instance, would buy large quantities of eggs and, to save the expense of storage, they would crack them, put them in cans, seal them up, and put them away in storage.”

“The Wing Commander arrived at the weapons storage area seven minutes after the initial sighting was made.”

“Eat a quick lunch at your hotel, arrange for the storage of your bags, then get the bus to the Magic Kingdom.”

“He proudly tells the storekeeper of the sweet shop that the sugar is for the mother of his firstborn son.”

“Simply put, the storekeeper who offers low prices and top quality will draw more customers and beat his competitors.”

“He was making a living as a storekeeper in Oxford, and he had purchased a small farm a few miles outside of town.”

“The new boutique has a stunning storefront that showcases their latest collection of designer handbags.”

“Every kind of business, from rundown corner markets to the Gucci storefront on South Peters Street, has been looted.”

“He passed a lamp shop, the storefront all lit up, lamps hanging in the window.”

“To the right of the vegetable storer, is a silver upright griller, and a new, white, 4 piece toaster, still in its box.”

“Moderately damp soil beneath surface stones is both a reasonable heat conductor and a good heat storer, because of the high heat storage capacity of its water content.”

“In the 1990s, one commentator presented the idea that archives should move from being a storer of information to a presenter of older information.”

“The storeship Anna was so rotten below the waterline that she had to be abandoned and burnt.”

“The following year, it wound up docked in Sacramento, converted into a roofed storeship selling goods to miners.”

“The last British invasion of Canada had come to grief on 23 August 1711 when seven troop transports and a storeship ran ashore near Ile aux Oeufs.”

“The storeowner fumingly glanced over at Candace, who sat only three seats away from him.”

“Grumbling over his quarry's escape, the storeowner stood, grabbed a broom, and immediately returned to a horizontal position.”

“The storeowner bounded to the door and flung it open, running out into the street.”

“The appearance, yield, storability, and mechanical harvestability are seriously affected.”

“There was much hardship felt by individuals such as miners, woodcutters, bullock drivers and storekeepers.”

“There were no soldiers visible here, just traffic and crowds of shoppers and storekeepers, tourists and the schnorrers who hit them up for money.”

“Industrial workers consist of operatives, maintenance workers, storekeepers, packers, cleaners, basic supervisory staff and apprentices.”

“Instantly shopkeepers yanked corrugated metal doors down over their storefronts.”

“She banged on doors and storefronts but there was no one to respond to her cries.”

“Aluminum extrusions also enjoy wide use as frames for doors and windows and in storefronts.”

“Storeowners look to the suburbs with varying degrees of contempt, jealousy and indifference.”

“However, not all of the local activists and storeowners agreed, either before or after the Sunday events of the summer of 2004, that pedestrianization was a good idea.”

“The firm designed for a mix of street-level stores with five floors of living space above.”

“In an obvious departure from Dickens these stores always included quanta of Americana.”

“One of the challenges for dairy is that there isn't always the capability for bringing refrigerated product into the stores.”