Sentence examples for cheap wares from inspiring English sources

Filene's Basement wasn't the first place to flog cheap wares below street level (40 East 14th Street and various other locations).

Since he was 6, Mujeeb has sold cheap wares to Westerners who have grown so accustomed to seeing him over the past 12 years that they often leave him gifts and goods for free.

Earlier that day, he said, he found a group of Kenyans selling cheap wares on Canal Street and hired them to help assemble "Books of Happiness" on his roof deck.

These children of expatriates call many places home, pausing a little too long on the fundamental question: "Where are you from?" A Youthful Corps Whose Esprit Comes From Hustle Since he was 6, Mujeeb has sold cheap wares in Kabul, Afghanistan, to Westerners who have grown so accustomed to seeing him over the past 12 years that they often leave him gifts and goods for free.

The achingly hip fashion store founded by Humberto Leon and Carol Lim, Opening Ceremony had its debut in 2002 with a defiantly unglamorous, unrenovated look that frankly resembled one of Chinatown's myriad cheap-wares surplus shops, like Pearl River around the corner.

During the Japanese Occupation, a street market known as Robinson Petang meaning "evening Robinsons", started along the banks of the Rochor Canal where the poor could buy cheap household wares and other merchandise in short supply, akin to what department store Robinson & Co. had sold.

This tendency was accentuated in the soda-lime glass that William Leighton began to use for pressed work at Wheeling, West Virginia, in the 1860s, and that was later widely used in the western glasshouses for the cheapest coloured wares.

So stop buying your cheap China-made wares at Wal-Mart and shop with your feet and your conscience.

Most went through a series of owners and were bankrupt by the late 1700's, unable to compete against cheaper Chinese Export wares and incapable of producing on a commercial scale.

One thing that has kept SoSoHo from becoming overly gentrified is its proximity to the mass wares and cheap fashion knock-offs sold just a block away, on Canal Street.

Solo Cup understood the value of cheap and disposable party wares and built a brand that holds up their sales.