Sentence examples for a chemist's shop from inspiring English sources

Worcestershire sauce: According to an anecdotal mention in the Oxford Companion to Food, it's the result of an accident in a chemist's shop in Worcester, England (an Indian spice vinegar fermented and was forgotten in a cellar).

J.R. Geigy dates to 1758, when Johann Rudolf Geigy set up a chemist's shop in Basel.

Born in Marlow, Buckinghamshire, where his father ran a chemist's shop, he was an only child.

Tom Looney moved from a small city to a small town to set up a chemist's shop.

All you had to do was go into a chemist's shop and say that you needed to kill rats.

He hid in a chemist's shop, disguised himself as a woman, and was driven over the border by his friend Christopher Okigbo, a poet of great renown.

Putting on that face was a gesture of defiance, and my grandmother recalls rushing to any chemist's shop rumoured to have a few lipsticks or a bottle of scent along with other women who painted their courage scarlet on their mouths.

Other characters include a thieving chemist's shop worker and a ballet dancer forced to lap dance.

That garden still exists today, and the apothecary is still a working chemist's shop (the third-oldest in the world), part of the Old Pharmacy Museum.

Loitering behind the counter of Damien Hirst's Pharmacy, the Tate-owned 1992 room-sized installation that looks remarkably like an upmarket chemist's shop, I was interrupted by a gallery assistant.

My father had his surgery in the house, with all sorts of medicines, lotions, and elixirs in the dispensary it looked like an old-fashioned chemist's shop in miniature and a small lab with a spirit lamp, test tubes, and reagents for testing patients' urine, like the bright-blue Fehling's solution, which turned yellow when there was sugar in the urine.