Sentence examples for array of stalls from inspiring English sources

In the Vyatsky Market, an array of stalls in northern Moscow where vendors hawk low-priced food, pensioners were nearly uniformly opposed to the plan.

Essaouira has the usual array of stalls selling carpets and tinware, but the town is the point of origin for most of the veneered woodenware in the country.

You'll find it in the thick of St Nicholas Market, or St Nick's as we call it in Brizzol: part Georgian arcade, part bazaar and a popular munch spot for city workers, thanks to an array of foodie stalls such as this one.

Visitors can sample paella from the Paella Guys (one of the partners, Ian Marconi, manned the stoves in the kitchens of London's trendy, Moorish-inspired Moro restaurant) and there is an array of other stalls, such as the Choux Brothers' lollipop stick cakes (small scale cakes on sticks) and Dave's Wood Fired Pizza, cooked to order in a specially converted wagon.

A widening array of makeshift stalls are also selling hot and cold drinks, hats for protection against a scorching sun, and food of all sorts to cater to a fast-growing community of protesters, mainly Muslim Brotherhood supporters, who say they are not leaving until their elected president is reinstated.

Wasps have an array of skills.

I stayed in a studio, just off rue Mouffetard, the snaking market street in the Latin Quarter, with its shouting and joking, bonhomie and brawls and a vivid array of fruit and vegetable stalls, stacked as if appearances were all that mattered.

Since then it has grown from a small collection of stalls in the street to an array of permanent and semi-permanent structures that house masses of donated clothes, toys, and supplies.

Senate procedure rules allowed for an array of useful tactics, such as stalling a bill with a swarm of amendments.

After two and a half years of pushing by a fractious opposition, the door to a recall vote on President Hugo Chávez's rule has finally swung open, but his opponents face an array of obstacles that could still stall their effort to end his turbulent presidency.

Second-hand clothes from an array of developed countries dominate local market stalls in sub-Saharan Africa.