Sentence examples for book supermarket from inspiring English sources

The main store is really two stores: the original Barnes & Noble, which has occupied the same premises, on the east side of Fifth, since the nineteen-thirties, and an enormous sale annex across the street, which is the first book supermarket.

It's a voice that owes equal debts to comic books, supermarket tabloids and old movies, a voice built around dichotomies and juxtapositions, moving back and forth between comedy and violence, cynicism and sentiment to build narrative tension and create a sense of displacement.

The curse of Harry Potter - in the shape of heavy discounting of the new book by supermarket chains - has battered sales at Ottakar's bookshops and wiped 10% off the value of its shares.

His books are supermarket staples, but best-selling author James Patterson has pledged $1m to save ailing independent bookshops The 66-year-old writer, who collaborates with other authors to pump out more than ten books every year, announced on CBS's This Morning that he wants to prevent bookstores disappearing from communities across the US.

Although this led to cheap popular books in supermarkets and via the internet, independent stores could not discount so heavily.

"It's about selling books through supermarkets or over the internet, without the kind of specialist guidance you can get from a bookseller".

"The big stores have deep pockets and they receive favourable deals from publishers, but you can also buy books from supermarkets, garden centres, the internet.

Woolworths is willing to sacrifice the eponymous chain so that its more successful ventures - EUK, which supplies CDs and books to supermarkets, and 2Entertain, a joint venture with the BBC making shows such as Top Gear - can thrive.

News Corporation will now lump its newspaper figures in with two other segments — book publishing and supermarket inserts.

I remember spotting his first book in a supermarket and buying it.

But the oldest rule in the supermarket book – especially true in deflationary times – is that not all the big chains can succeed at the same time.