Sentence examples for bookstores from inspiring English sources
The word "bookstores" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to a place where books are sold, typically in a physical store. For example: "I love to spend an afternoon browsing the shelves at my local bookstores."
Early in its launch, it hit No 1 on Amazon's bestseller list and the paper version – a doorstop in punishing, heavy hardcover – sold out in major bookstores.
While travelling to book signings around the country for the release of The Forgotten Rebels of Eureka, she spent much of her time in bookshops around Australia, particularly airport bookstores.
In bookstores from April 11.
Traditional networks have worked through hardline mosques and Islamic bookstores to recruit radicals and converts in the banlieues.
Alas, despite the "architectural firepower", it is an "exceedingly dull place":There are no bookstores, few restaurants outside those in the museums and not a lot of street life, at least when there are no performances going on.
As for bookstores and cafe culture, surely the mesmerising mess of the Gehry building will make it impossible to read and unnecessary to caffeinate.The Guggenheim Abu Dhabi has been in the news a lot lately, owing to a possible boycott of more than 130 artists over the working conditions of those charged with erecting these modern temples.
For specialist titles, bookstores cannot compete for range with a book club, and the internet lacks the personal touch of a trusted team of editors.
Past audits have resulted in airport bookstores adding French titles and television sets near baggage carousels being tuned to channels in both languages.
The magazine racks of bookstores groan with political magazines.
Happy days Addicted to the arms trade Hola to you On the waterfront Stumbling Unmerry Christmases ReprintsThe rise of the mega bookstores seems to be a reaction to two trends.
Fixed-price rules prevent Amazon and other digital distributors from undercutting bookstores.
