Sentence examples for a small outlet from inspiring English sources
"It really helps a small outlet like us".
Before the deal, the company owned an interest in a small outlet centre in Kildare, west of Dublin.
But KFC and McDonald's outlets escaped largely unscathed, apart from a brief downturn in custom.In September last year, Starbucks touched a nationalist nerve when it opened a small outlet in a souvenir shop in Beijing's Forbidden City, a symbol of Chinese pride.
Europe's right to be forgotten ruling offers a small outlet for private individuals to be heard when it comes to their own info-hierarchy.
The device has a single iPod-style jack at the bottom (but charges only on 10-watt USB ports so won't charge from older pre-USB 2.0 computers), volume buttons under a screen position lock on the right side, and a headphone jack/mic on top along with a small outlet for a speaker on the bottom.
Additionally, the Dakshin Gangotri Glacier, a small outlet glacier of the Antarctic ice sheet, receded at an average rate of 0.7 m per year from 1983 to 2002.
The company has maintained a smaller outlet in Covent Garden but has sought to reduce costs by closing a store at the Eurotunnel rail terminal in Kent and ending its House of Toys concession at department stores owned by Debenhams P.L.C.
It replaced a smaller outlet in London Road, which had opened in 1974 and which had seen little refurbishment since the original planning application for a Sainsbury's on the New England Quarter site was put through in 1997.
The lake has a number of small outlet channels that drain the lake water into the nearby Shalbough wetland.
Love turned out to be soul-crippling, stomach-turning, weirdly claustrophobic: a sense of endlessness bottled up inside him, endless weight, endless potential, with only the small outlet of a shivering pale girl in a bad rain jacket to escape through.
There are a few small outlets too, such as Mada Masr, that are attempting to push and provide an independent voice in Arabic and English without government censorship.
