Sentence examples for bazaar with a from inspiring English sources
William Langewiesche begins "The Atomic Bazaar" with a reference to Hiroshima and a chilling, methodical description of exactly how a nuclear blast destroys a city.
The district governor just opened a school in this remote village, and there is a small bazaar with a handful of mud-walled shops doing a steady business in gum, candy and toiletries.
I've been living with my Uzbek host family and various relatives for five years now, and no longer find it odd to head off to the bazaar with a couple of nephews in tow to help carry bags.
That store had taken on the raucous air of a street bazaar, with a parade of funky-looking battered vans parked along Howard Street that were a spoof on the knockoff vendors of Canal Street.
Returning at night from the bazaar with a treat of late-season mangos or a bit of meat, or stopping work in the orchard at noon to have his midday meal, which the girl warmed and served to him with hot chapatis, he looked forward to her chattering.
"If they catch you, they blacken your face and march you through the bazaars with a string of poppies around your neck".
In the town of Salar, which looks like so many of the province's derelict bazaars — with a row of shipping containers that had been converted into single-room shops, with cracked or missing windows, and iron storefronts dented by blasts — I saw two campaign billboards, one for Abdullah ("Reform and Unanimity" was the slogan) and the other for Rassoul ("Continuity and Reform and Professionalism").
When the Sun Goes Down Months ago, Aaron Broudo unsuccessfully tried to organize a Night Bazaar with many vendors on a regular basis in Greenpoint, Brooklyn.
"I was at the bazaar, haggling with a local about a British bayonet with an 1842 date stamped on it," the 30-year-old Air Force vet recalled.
Still, to a Western visitor, a striking feature of alliance territory is that women are seen only occasionally on the street, silently carrying a child or leaving a bazaar with food.
And in the strangely configured Events Center -- a sunken basement level in the middle looks like a dining room at the bottom of a swimming pool -- it's like a village bazaar, with narrow lanes, crowded shops and an air of neighborly camaraderie.
