Sentence examples for a bookstore which from inspiring English sources
In 2006, when "The Omnivore's Dilemma" came out, Pollan went to Austin to do a reading in a bookstore, which, it turned out, Mackey partly owned.
Each chapter takes us to another setting, another institution – a museum, a market, a bookstore – which the author then uses to examine the general state of politics or art or religion in Nigeria.
In Britain Dixons has been followed by similarly familiar firms such as W.H. Smith, a bookstore, which launched a free ISP this week; Nationwide, a building society; Tesco, a supermarket, which dropped the £8.99 monthly fee for its service in February; and the Sun and the Mirror, Britain's biggest tabloid newspapers.
Her home life provided some grounding for her future work: her father owned a speakeasy, where she spent many hours watching uninhibited, alcohol-fueled, sexually charged behavior; her mother, unusually for her time, was a mathematician with a master's degree; and her maternal grandfather owned a bookstore, which was a gathering place for the local intellectuals.
They meet again later in a bookstore, which instantly reminds me of the Gotham Book Mart.
The cycle has come all the way back around: the little bookstore grew into a big bookstore, which was squashed by the superstore, which folded beneath the Internet store, which made people long for a little bookstore.
Barnes & Noble was originally a New York bookstore, which Mr Riggio bought out the branding rights to in the 1970s, before building out a successful US-wide chain.
In late 2002, the Broad and Chestnut Streets corner was occupied by a Borders bookstore, which moved into the two-story-plus-mezzanine 27000 sqft spafterfter vacating the 1727 Walnut Street location it had occupied since 1990.
This is an opportunity to take over and expand a great independent bookstore, which serves a wonderful community, and provide for its continued and future success.
A Different Light Bookstore, which specialized in gay and lesbian literature for 26 years, shut last weekend — the latest in a series of closings of longtime businesses that were gay-owned and operated or catered to gay clientele.
My college job was at a large chain bookstore, which I assumed would be super laid-back and, you know, bookish.
