Sentence examples for bazaar as a from inspiring English sources

After the revolution, many influential traders had positions in the government, and the government counted on the bazaar as a powerful ally.

The musician Lucinda Williams dreamed up the 34-year-old bazaar as a way to get artists out of the bad weather on the Drag, the main thoroughfare of the University of Texas, during the holiday season.

Noting that the merchant class failed to join the wave of protests that followed the disputed presidential election in 2009, Mr. Harris observes: The absence of bazaari activity during the Green Movement demonstrations of June and July 2009 indicates that broader links between the bazaar as a social entity and democratic social movements in Iran have not developed.

"She wants to go into the fashion industry, but she's not sure what aspect she wanted, and I thought it would be great for her to find out what she wants to do," explains Kathi Cline of Tuxedo Park, N.Y., who used Charitybuzz to buy her 16-year-old stepdaughter an internship at Harper's Bazaar as a Christmas present.

A Handful of Dust first appeared in Harper's Bazaar, as a serial in five instalments during the summer of 1934, using the alternative, non-Brazilian ending.

At the time, Gou was also exploring a career in fashion and contributing to magazines like Harper's Bazaar as a writer.

The mosque is proposed to have a bazaar as well as other secular areas intended for interfaith interactions.

A possible replacement for a short-hop couple of days is the Albanian capital Tirana, which in spite of decades of neglect has managed to retain a buzzy Mediterranean atmosphere and has some original Ottoman houses and a restored bazaar as well as several mosques.

The central part of the triple bazaar, as well as its link with the Cardo (a restored Roman-Byzantine mall), is of Crusader origin.

In the seventies she did stints at Vogue and Harper's Bazaar, as well as freelancing for newspapers such as the Post.

There are shops out in the streets — across from your hotel, for example — so people don't go to the bazaar as much.