Sentence examples for collection of stalls from inspiring English sources

Bring your catch to a nearby collection of stalls where a cook will grill your lunch.

Close to the river, the French Market (21) is a cheerfully touristy collection of stalls.

Competing with the chain stores of the mall, there is now a collection of stalls selling African and Asian food.

On the opposite side of the street, at the next main junction, look out for a collection of stalls selling Tunisian pastries; the prices on display represent the cost for a kilo.

Will the vision of a lavish new Aqueduct, filled with thousands of slot machines and high-end restaurants, accommodate a down-market collection of stalls in a parking lot?

When he did consider it, standing in a ramshackle collection of stalls, he shrugged and said: "Americans are powerful and can do anything they like without us stopping them".

A picture caption on Page 11 this weekend with the 36 Hours column, about Birmingham, England, reverses the identification of a bar scene at the Bull's Head and the Rag Market, a collection of retail stalls.

This multilevel market, with its collection of individual stalls, shops and stands, was unlike anything else in the city, or anywhere else – a 1960s dreamworld, a cornucopia, a maze of surprises, delights and, occasionally, shocks.

Camden Canal Market, a subterranean collection of covered stalls, is especially worth a visit for tourists: It has one of the cheapest souvenir stands in London.

They shared the same marketplace, a collection of wooden stalls along the main road where people bought and sold beans and greens, cassava, and maize flour.

One step down from a real sit-down restaurant like Nguan Lee are the kap gaeng (with rice) joints, collections of street stalls serving various curries over rice.