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 restaurant chain sparked mass backlash after unveiling a new logo and in-store “rebrand” last week.

From Salon

You can still buy the items online on their website - but now, in-store shopping is coming back.

From BBC

Give and Go Prepared Foods Corp, the company listed on the FDA report, is the primary producer for in-store bakery products in North America.

From Salon

As well as disrupting its online business, the hack affected the company in-store too, leaving some shelves bare in the days after it was first targeted.

From BBC

Before that, Whale's first proper job in broadcasting had been to found a radio station inside Top Shop at London's Oxford Circus in 1970 - the country's first in-store station.

From BBC

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