Sentence examples for bazaar through from inspiring English sources

This seems to have always been true of higher education in the UK – from the foundation of the colleges of London University (described by Coleridge as a "bazaar") through to the last substantial wave of liberalisation, the granting of university title to the former polytechnics.

A new type of bazaar appeared through the World Wide Web in the 1990s.

So the couple had to approach the nine months that led to the birth of their daughter in May like an extended shopping trip though the American health care bazaar, sorting through an array of maternity services that most often have no clear price and — with no insurer to haggle on their behalf — trying to negotiate discounts from hospitals and doctors.

Whether rattling 19th-century tea sets at a Tokyo bazaar, sifting through Roman coins in the Old City of Jerusalem or haggling down fabrics vendors in Aix-en-Provence, it is axiomatic that, as travelers, we can partake in the cultural riches around us by purchasing them.

The road slices across green fields with their bent-backed peasant farmers, scruffy bazaars and through rubbish-strewn cities such as Gujranwala.

The bazaar, which continues through Dec. 1, raises money for children's programs at the Upper East Side social service organization.

Three years in the making, this nearly text-free volume of images was compiled, said Steven Bluttal, its editor, "by combing every single issue of Vogue and Harper's Bazaar from 1959 through 1984".

During the day, at the main bazaar (walking straight through from the main city entrance) is a man called Brynjolf.

Several witnesses said British soldiers moved through the bazaar after searching houses.

A poet studying English at the university, or maybe a young doctor who had led her through a bazaar?

In that world you can't walk through a bazaar without seeing men and children who are missing limbs.