in-store

adjective

1. available or taking place within a supermarket or other large shop

   in-store banking facilities

Idioms and Phrases

In readiness, in preparation for future use, as in I'm keeping several videos in store for your visit . Edmund Spenser used this idiom in The Faerie Queene (1590): “Then for her son . . . In her own hand the crown she kept in store.” [1300s]

in store for . Forthcoming for, awaiting, as in There's trouble in store for you . [Mid-1600s]

Example Sentences

The company has also added more in-store maintenance technicians and truck drivers in recent years.

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“I remember hearing ‘Just A Girl’ on the radio in Eric Stefani’s car while they were getting ready to play an in-store at Virgin Megastore in Costa Mesa, and that was huge, every time I see that scene in ‘That Thing You Do!’ with the band running around excited while their song is getting played on the radio for the first time, yeah that was it,” Keyes says.

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The majority of Harrods customers shop in-store, so it is understood the breach has affected only a small proportion of its shoppers.

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In addition to selling threads and fabric, the shop will include new in-store services, like fabric cutting.

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Shoppers would walk in to the shops, pick up what they want, walk out and their Amazon account would be billed for the items on their Amazon account, which were identified using technology including in-store cameras.

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