Use "shop" in a sentence

1. More shops, specialising in continent specific sales, are to follow

2. They fell in behind a barge carrying hundreds of rolls of raw cloth bound on a day-long journey to the fashion shops of the south side

3. Yet again, Kara felt the impact of the massive divide between her culture and that of Earth – something the exploration of the seaside resort had highlighted; the sheer volume of … words failed her … stuff that was on sale in the shops … most of it completely superfluous … badly made, cheap (in every meaning of the word) ornaments of no practical use whatsoever and precious little artistic merit, deliberately manufactured to clutter up somebody’s home … and then there was the food and drink on offer! Everywhere she’d looked there had been foodstuffs on sale and people eating … battered fish, hot savoury smelling sausages, the tart scent of vinegar on chips fresh from the fryers … and ices of every conceivable flavour … and those unbelievable sweets in all shapes and sizes … and, according to Iain, this particular seaside resort was a relatively small one … by the time Iain turned off the motorway at the Taunton interchange, she had concluded that although it had been fun visiting, really, when it came down to it, she preferred her own world

4. This not-so-subtle hint bears fruit and Gilla and I spend the following morning searching the shops for something suitable while Caderl makes the visit to his workers that was ostensibly the primary reason for his accompanying us

5. I liked Stephanos town; houses and shops all mixed in together

6. And what of the last argument, I mentioned, that health food shops are expensive markets and eat up the household budget? True in a sense maybe, if you do not bother to learn vegetarian cookery

7. A small, open-all-hours, traditional general store and two small, occasionally open shops seemed to provide most of the basics for the villagers

8. "All the tall structures are residential," Luray said, "overlooking the river and the shops behind

9. city and take the opportunity to visit local restaurants and shops you are bound to notice that

10. I could probably afford to replace the blind … maybe I could have a look round the shops tomorrow for a new one

11. I don’t often potter round the shops and I’m quite enjoying myself this morning

12. flower and puja shops

13. 'He does, but Mama looks after the shops

14. 'There,' he pointed in the general direction of the other temple shops

15. Their eyes took in many homes off small lanes; small gardens and parks nearby; shops off side streets closer to the main building

16. Tarak asked Mistress Sera to show Rayne around the Hold and introduce her to the many merchants and their shops

17. shops later that afternoon so that she could buy a nice new foolscap

18. with the general population, before realising, as the shops began to

19. same as the sky blue colour in paint shops and is so crisp that your eyes hurt

20. All the shops were open and people were all over the place

21. The shops shut for a couple of hours at lunchtime which makes up for it, I suppose

22. There is a small area called Capo di Sorrento – a collection of hotels, small shops and private houses set amongst the olive and lemon groves strung along narrow roads leading off the main road towards the sea

23. Let's shut shops and go home,' a florist said

24. Stone-built shops held goods of every kind, the noise told her there were few fixed prices

25. She lead down smaller and smaller alleys in the bazaar, they became paths in residential neighborhoods, some had tiny shops on their ground floors, some did not

26. I walked thru a couple museums and looked in a few shops but there was nothing there I could afford

27. Washes of blue light drench the rendered stonework of the shops and banks on Bideford High Street

28. During the interim, until they might try their skills on the lake, many of the men and women entered for the competition spent their late mornings and afternoons going on hikes or boat tours around the Tahoe, gaily brunching together at the cafes, or browsing the shops of the village

29. There were a couple of shops huddled together in the main street

30. It was a smallish town; a newish housing estate became a huddle of older dwellings and then two streets with shops, a squat church complete with graveyard and the all important bus station

31. and-pop shops and taverns and flower shops

32. What the PA had actually said off the record was more along the lines of Mr Middlesex being relieved to hear the news – she had also let the cat out of the bag with regard to where James Middlesex was and, in Jarvis’ book, looking round the shops with his latest girlfriend didn’t qualify as an activity which was uninterruptible

33. Kev stared out of the window at the little town he had driven through in the dark - just an ordinary, little town with a few shops and a bit of a tourist industry

34. He tarried in the assembly shops where men, and some women, turned the blanks into rods ready for varnishing

35. The landscape shifted from agrarian to rural to urban before their very eyes, and in no time at all they were passing neighborhoods and parks, schools and shops, businesses, boulevards and brownstones

36. shops on the way

37. I stopped at the shops to

38. ’ I called as they pile out of the car and head for the shops

39. Kemberra walked into the little pub at Lisingale, just back of Thirteenth Canal in the middle of the clothing machine shops that clustered in that area on the bedrock of long point

40. It was always suspected that some of the local young hooligans had set off some fireworks, no doubt pilfered from the recent Independence Day celebrations, behind one of the village shops lining the Lakeside Road, and of course without any forethought to the consequences of their actions

41. He runs a string of flower shops all over

42. The train trip of course and its accommodations, Omaha and Chicago stations, the business meetings and the food, the people, the buildings, the shops, stores and sights, all these they read in turn as they leafed through the first series

43. Some did hold workshops, some were just storage, but most were retail shops of some kind

44. Playfair passed on, he was very ill and left the operation of his shops in my charge

45. Over hot cocoa at the cafe, they made a brief list of stops for the shops Chloe knew she would find the majority of her surprises

46. There were busy torchlit shops here

47. It had lots of shops but one door lead to the whole lower back room of that building which was the Bit of Borlunth

48. found that it was so thick with shops that it was

49. I tried to get a catalog of suits from the tailor shops but I couldn't get any

50. I had visited two (2) tailor shops and prices are depending on the materials

51. There was still some traffic getting thru on the north side of the pond, shops were still open there on Logging Night and their lanterns were turned up

52. shops, and ended up feeling that the effort to visit the

53. As we return in the west to looking at local currencies to support smal shops, it’s good to know that the people here have been trading ‘bead money’ al along, with great success

54. haste – and past the mysterious little trade shops with

55. "Remember that one I showed you way up at the top of the hill, down that aisle up past the test tape shops and two floors up?"

56. assault on the food shops

57. He saw all the cooks in that area, he knew most of them, then passed all the way down into the pottery and plumbing foundries of the Karthuum Valley and then all the way across to the huge Jaignvin photochemical labs beyond the south Karthuum print shops

58. The clients lived in a service house down in an atrium where there were now a lot of pottery shops

59. Hundreds of artists and photographers have their shops along here and the windows dazzle with color in the bright lantern light

60. Their shops were all sheds, some just racks strapped up on saplings under a couple big leaves

61. Some of the topmost floor of that plank-up was still used as cellar space by the furnace men who kept shops along Torgoth beside that forgotten (but still in daily use) bridge

62. The ex-cons had helped themselves to whatever clothes they had wanted from the very best shops in London and had given full rein to their sartorial whims

63. cobbler’s, tailor’s, and baker's shops - all in the process of

64. Late morning she came to a small group of shops

65. Having visited many of the houses and shops using the electors register, the three men eventually reached the school

66. saddler’s stall, from the man cooking chunks of roasted kid over a brazier, from the shops of potters, mercers, armorers, chandlers, lamp merchants, apothecaries, and many more

67. Secondly, of all those profitable buildings which are the means of procuring a revenue, not only to the proprietor who lets them for a rent, but to the person who possesses them, and pays that rent for them; such as shops, warehouses, work-houses, farm-houses, with all their necessary buildings, stables, granaries, etc

68. Fourthly, and lastly, of the work which is made up and completed, but which is still in the hands of the merchant and manufacturer, and not yet disposed of or distributed to the proper consumers; such as the finished work which we frequently find ready made in the shops of the smith, the cabinet-maker, the goldsmith, the jeweller, the china-merchant, etc

69. Glifada, among them, with shops and elegant

70. instead by lots of shops for tourists

71. in the market and shops

72. shops nearly with almost everything you need,

73. Greece of shops of Western-style would upset

74. many shops and restaurants and, as everywhere

75. On most streets there are shops

76. shops and a lot of cafés

77. few shops and a restaurant

78. is hard to find anything else but smal shops

79. shops on the same smal street

80. there are a lot of smal shops, spread

81. shops are open, its inhabitants join the tourists, it

82. shops of every possible knick-knack

83. the city is full of small shops with this firm

84. and where there are restaurants, shops and –

85. A few shops were still open a few

86. find that Glifada is overrated due to its shops

87. "I know you town folk have nothing better to do than wandering off to coffee shops and swanky boutiques, but here in the country there's a different pace of life

88. "No wonder your streets are overrun by electric chip shops, twenty-four hour snooker emporia and secondhand fruit importers," he says

89. We used our downtime to search the nearby houses and shops to restock our trade goods

90. Say to a shopkeeper, Buy me a good estate, and I shall always buy my clothes at your shop, even though I should pay somewhat dearer than what I can have them for at other shops ; and you will not find him very forward to embrace your proposal

91. A great empire has been established for the sole purpose of raising up a nation of customers, who should be obliged to buy, from the shops of our different producers, all the goods with which these could supply them

92. They owned shops where other women wove materials, then made garments

93. left, with hairdressers and shops on the right, plus a few lovely half-timbered houses

94. restaurants and shops in the ground floors of

95. The shops are packed and hardly

96. During the late war, another tax of the same kind was proposed upon shops

97. The tax upon shops, it was intended, should be the same upon all shops

98. For these reasons, the project of a tax upon shops was laid aside, and in the room of it was substituted the subsidy, 1759

99. The concrete, the shops, the car fumes, the screech of buses

100. There were smashed buildings everywhere and broken red brick chimney stacks reached like pointing fingers to the sky nearly the whole of the town had been demolished houses shops schools everything destroyed