in-store

adjective

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

   in-store banking facilities

Example Sentences

“In the U.S., in-store volumes grew, pickup from store grew faster, and delivery from store grew even faster than that,” he said in a statement Tuesday.

From New York Times

“We’re committed to elevating the in-store experience — ensuring our spaces reflect the sights, smells and sounds that define Starbucks,” he wrote.

From Salon

“I’m not inventing anything. I kind of like things that are familiar and that I remember being exciting that have gone away,” he adds, noting the young fans who are drawn to the in-store listening events for new releases from Charlie XCX, Glass Animals and Sabrina Carpenter.

From Los Angeles Times

Waitrose sales climbed 5% over the half-year, in a period which has seen the first opening of an in-store outlet from Gail’s bakery.

From BBC

Aldi's main rival Lidl started its rewards app four years ago, linking it with offers for its in-store bakeries, but Mr Hurley said he was not planning on deploying a similar tactic at Aldi anytime soon.

From BBC

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