Sentence examples for bazaar set up from inspiring English sources

Still more involve ignoring the personal for the general, and appreciating the fact that the past is not a sort of bazaar set up for your private entertainment.

Also in Afghanistan on Sunday: A suicide bomber wearing an explosive vest killed two NATO soldiers and two Afghan soldiers when he blew himself up in a bazaar set up inside a NATO military base in the Gardez area of eastern Paktia Province, Afghan officials said.

Across the road from the gold-topped domes of the central mosque and next door to the newest Asian bazaar, Bradford Brewery has set up shop right on the border between the centre and Manningham, one of the poorest areas of the city, where 75% of the population are Muslim.

Their presence allowed the locals to do things impossible under the Taliban, such as build schools and set up bazaars.

Before each concert, they set up a bazaar in front of the auditorium, and barter memorabilia, drugs, tickets, etc.

When he asked a woman for spare change, he said, she asked him to help set up a bazaar in the church's basement.

Every year, students from grades 11-12 set up a bazaar before the Diwali festival, selling all the festive related goodies at a reasonable price under one roof.

It was sectioned into streets, and the campers set up their own bazaar, selling homemade pizza, bottles of Charles Shaw wine and stronger things.

"UCL was denounced when it was set up as a 'mere lecture-bazaar' and now it is one of the world's great universities," Willetts said.

It was set up in the middle of a bazaar of pampering services at a "Girls Night Out" exposition at a dance studio here.

Keeping them out of the world's arms bazaars is the task of the International Science and Technology Centre, which was set up to provide non-military opportunities for former Soviet weapons scientists.