The phrase "a bazaar with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a bazaar that has certain features, items, or characteristics associated with it.
Example: "We visited a bazaar with a wide variety of handmade crafts and local delicacies."
Alternatives: "a market featuring" or "a fair containing".
"JOY OF CHRISTMAS," a bazaar with hand-made crafts, lunch items, baked goods, clothing, jewelry, linens and handbags.
Iraqi officials and political analysts, as well as news media reports, describe the process as a bazaar, with power, influence and control of budgets being bartered over.
Still, to a Western visitor, a striking feature of alliance territory is that women are seen only occasionally on the street, silently carrying a child or leaving a bazaar with food.
"The key thing here is the cheap prices," he says of Gome Electrical Appliances, the nationwide chain whose first floor is arranged like a bazaar with makeshift booths showcasing individual brands.
The district governor just opened a school in this remote village, and there is a small bazaar with a handful of mud-walled shops doing a steady business in gum, candy and toiletries.
That store had taken on the raucous air of a street bazaar, with a parade of funky-looking battered vans parked along Howard Street that were a spoof on the knockoff vendors of Canal Street.
And yesterday, at the annual meeting of the American Society for Industrial Security International, in San Antonio, 16,000 private and government security experts from around the world shopped in a bazaar crammed with high-tech gadgetry for scanning fingerprints and retinas, parking lots and pipelines.
The scene outside Yankee Stadium yesterday, as night fell and the noise rose, was a bazaar, filled with the wide-eyed and the mercilessly shrewd, the out-of-towners and the out-of-luck.
You'll want to read this book -- it shows clearly where America is heading if we don't do something about the web of interconnected conflicts of interest that have turned our democracy into the political equivalent of a bazaar - with public policy up for sale.
And in the strangely configured Events Center -- a sunken basement level in the middle looks like a dining room at the bottom of a swimming pool -- it's like a village bazaar, with narrow lanes, crowded shops and an air of neighborly camaraderie.
When the Sun Goes Down Months ago, Aaron Broudo unsuccessfully tried to organize a Night Bazaar with many vendors on a regular basis in Greenpoint, Brooklyn.
