Sentence examples for about a bookshop from inspiring English sources

He writes about a bookshop, visiting the zoo, imagining a museum of museum guards, an infestation of ladybugs and more.

There is the mother/son story about a bookshop owner, Gethin (Andrew Scott), who yearns for his deeply religious mum back home in Wales but hasn't seen her for years.

So, I thought now as I began to learn the filigree of leaves and flowers that swayed across my ceiling, what about a bookshop hung everywhere with birds, perhaps with a special section of books about birds?

Right at the beginning of his career with Hammer, he made The Last Page, a sleazy little B-flick about blackmail in a bookshop in a bomb-scarred patch of Holborn.

"A lot of people have a fantasy about working in a bookshop," says Natalie Kay-Thatcher, who works at Marchpane, a children's bookshop on Cecil Court, Charing Cross Road's slightly more salubrious cousin just a few seconds away.

Certainly Daunt is a man who believes that a bookshop should be about much more than a place that sells books.

"I found the photograph in a book about African sculpture in a bookshop in London," Mr. Pendleton said.

I recall myself in a bookshop, aged about 11, leafing through a volume on nuclear war, John Cox's Overkill.

It emerged on Monday that in 1976, two years after splitting from the tiny Communist party of England (Marxist-Leninist) to form his own group, Balakrishnan and about 25 followers set up a bookshop and commune in Brixton devoted to Mao.

"I went into a bookshop promoting literature about Middle Eastern women and all the book covers showed women in black veils and they were about escaping from slavery and forced marriages.

For me, personally, I like to go into a bookshop, but the thing about buying on the website is that you get other things that a bookshop couldn't facilitate, a download and a bunch of other stuff.