in-store

adjective

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

   in-store banking facilities

Example Sentences

What’s scary is not what Reed has in store for them, but how these young women already know how to placate and navigate a Bad Man, how to “politely wrap this up.”

From Los Angeles Times

White could have something special in store for the Bruins in a rematch of sorts after getting beaten out by his old friend earlier this year.

From Los Angeles Times

But there was no hint that any more money might be in store for cash-strapped councils in the Budget next week.

From BBC

The BBC spent a day in the town to ask what the future might have in store.

From BBC

If you’ve ever trudged through the dust of a once heavily farmed field abandoned to the sun and wind, you may sense what is in store if we haphazardly take land out of production.

From Los Angeles Times

Related Words

• added
• additional
• ancillary
• auxiliary
• extraneous
• extraordinary
• fresh
• further
• leftover
• new
• other
• special
• supplemental
• supplementary
• unnecessary
• unused