Sentence examples for boutique of the same from inspiring English sources

Called Jack Spade, they are sold at a SoHo boutique of the same name.

Wendy Lane, who owns a clothing boutique of the same name at 2204 Broadway (78th Street), recalls seeing a Navaho woman in New Mexico wearing a calico cotton print broomstick skirt while herding sheep on horseback.

But Ikram, the owner of the Chicago boutique of the same name, says that Rodarte's 2010 spring collection has been extremely well received by her customers, who, she notes, want "a beautiful dress made out of cheesecloth, with holes in it artfully arranged".

"You can tell when somebody is the real deal," said Ron Robinson, the president of the vanguard Los Angeles boutique of the same name, which stocks her fragrance and will, once they become available in the United States, carry her lipsticks and skin balms made by the German brand ArtDeco, as well as a separate line of scarlet press-on nails.

Charles, who owns an upscale boutique of the same name in the Pacific Heights neighborhood of San Francisco, encourages her customers to purchase one or two particular items.

Another Chanel boutique on the same street was raided last month by thieves who rammed the storefront with a 4x4 car in the early hours of the morning.

Anne Fontaine, a Parisian designer whose pristine white cotton shirts are sold in her SoHo and Madison Avenue boutiques of the same name, lives by the credo "construire sans détruire" (build without destroying).

Bessemer Venture Partners, also of Menlo Park, bought an entire executive-search boutique for the same purpose.

The person sleeping outside the expensive Bond Street boutique is part of the same nexus as the person inside spending £500 on a pair of socks.

Jussara Lee, owner of a boutique by the same name in Manhattan's meatpacking district, commissioned an installation on several blocks in that neighborhood for this week.

After a lot of undercover research that mostly involved acting like a nerdy journalism student and pestering every shop assistant of La Chappelle, I gathered that: a) these were ads for local fortune tellers; b) they consulted in a dedicated room at the back of each boutique, and c) the same couple of soothsayers run around from venue to venue (hence the identical phone numbers).