Sentence examples for bookshop called from inspiring English sources
(An uncommercial thought: a secondhand bookshop called Perfectly Good Books).
Rowan also appeared on a panel at the Mysterious Bookshop called "New Faces of Suspense".
But he has built a soccer field for the local school, and a downtown bookshop called An Unlikely Story.
And if you're short of something to read, there's even a second-hand bookshop called the Crabpot.
One example is an empty space where a much-loved local institution, an independent bookshop called WordsWorth, stood for 30 years.
Upstairs, a bookshop called Formats (514-842-5579; formatsellsstore.org) sells art tomes and local magazines, while Vox gallery (514-390-0382; voxphoto.com) hosts art exhibitions.
He showed me an email bulletin that gets sent out to bookshops called Book Brunch, what is in effect a digest of all the news from the book trade that day.
He founded the bookshop, initially called Le Mistral, in 1951.
His son Thomas continued the business at 4 Old Bond Street, and from 1819 the bookshop was called Boosey & Sons or T. & T. Boosey.
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