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stockroom

[ US /ˈstɑˌkɹum/ ]
[ UK /stˈɒkɹuːm/ ]
NOUN
  1. storeroom for storing goods and supplies used in a business

How To Use stockroom In A Sentence

  • Seasonal stock has been arriving by the truckload, so much so that the operations staff have run out off space in the stockroom and have started dropping it in the store canteen.
  • Corporate honchos routinely install video cameras at ‘watch stores’ with high shrink, the lenses pointed at registers, the stockroom and the manager's office.
  • For some reason Miguel heard Spider using the same words he had thrown at Miguel in the stockroom at Franco's about riding for a fall. SPIDERTOWN
  • Brothers and sisters work in the cellars, stockrooms and vineyards.
  • It has only been introduced for shop floor staff, with no-one in management or in the stockrooms having to use a swipe card.
  • If the retailer over-estimates demand and ends up with a lot of copies of a game in the stockroom, the retailer will discount the new copies in order to free up capital and space for new stock.
  • The following afternoon she came into the store from the stockroom, stopping in the doorway as she saw the tall blonde man rifling through the cash register.
  • the untapped stockrooms of our minds
  • PDAs are supplanting the conventional mobile data collection and display devices found in inventory applications ranging from shipping through picking and receiving, raw materials and finished goods, toolrooms and stockrooms.
  • As I was one of only two blokes in the Ilkley store, I got lumbered with a lot of stockroom work - spending one memorable hot August dealing with deliveries of Christmas trees, cards, and decorations.
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