Sentence examples for called shop from inspiring English sources
Earlier this month, a building at 123 Third Avenue hosted a "bundled luxury event" called "Shop at the Top".
One mother, Clarissa Nassar, signed up for alerts about sales on a Web site called Shop It To Me.
Her favorite part: a button called "shop the story" takes you to a page loaded with products from each feature's photos.
For that, the Chesterfield Mayfair, a London hotel, offers a package with a private foot massage each day called Shop in the Lap of Luxury.
His book is called "Shop Class as Soulcraft: An Inquiry Into the Value of Work" (Penguin; $25.95), and it's intended as a challenge, a declaration of gearhead pride in an ever more gearless world.
In a statement, Sears's chief executive, Edward S. Lampert, emphasized that the company was trying to shift from a standard retail model to a "member-centric" enterprise, focusing heavily on the loyalty program called Shop Your Way.
This is called "shopping your stockpile".
A young British band called Shopping knows the current paradigm well.
Glasgow City Heritage Trust opened a new exhibition called Shops, running through December and featuring signage of Glasgow's historic shops.
Shopping centre, also called shopping mall, or shopping plaza, 20th-century adaptation of the historical marketplace, with accommodation made for automobiles.
Two weeks ago, Mr. Wiseman was contacted by an executive assistant who had called shops as far away as Europe trying to buy some for her boss's birthday.
