The phrase "around supermarket" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe a location or area near a supermarket, but it lacks a preposition or article for clarity.
Example: "There are several restaurants around the supermarket."
Alternatives: "near the supermarket" or "in the vicinity of the supermarket."
Back when dotcoms boomed, some of the hottest new e-tailers were firms that promised to relieve people of the tedium of trailing around supermarket aisles allowing them to order their groceries online instead.
There used to be talk about somebody being a "New Man" or "metrosexual" but those terms seem misplaced now that it has simply become the norm for fathers of young children to change nappies, undertake the school run, push around supermarket trolleys, cook pasta and preside over bath time.
At slow speeds, the 745i can be jockeyed around supermarket lots with a sole index finger on the tiller.
TIP: Build your menu around supermarket circulars.
Heidi and her bevy of beauties might look slightly awkward dancing around supermarket aisles in her blazers, but they definitely WOW.
Heidi and her bevy of beauties might look slightly awkward dancing around supermarket aisles in her blazers, but they still WOW.
Marketers routinely track shoppers as they make their way around supermarkets and listen in on their conversations at the counter.
I wasn't just thinking, 'Yeah, I'd like one of those.' I was following babies around supermarkets".
I couldn't go into shops because I couldn't stand fluorescent lights or the other people wandering around supermarkets.
Our food system, accordingly, is organized around supermarkets, which favor processed foods with long shelf lives, not fragile cheeses intended to be eaten within hours of their making.
Civilians who have to walk to bus stops and around supermarkets and stuff might have to settle for a sequined version.
