Sentence examples for corner supermarket from inspiring English sources

Since then, the dog has spent many nights Chez Fitzsimmons, bringing his foster master his sack of prescription drugs first thing in the morning, and carrying grocery bags from the corner supermarket.

Two days later, she went to a corner supermarket in Tucson, Arizona, to talk with voters; a nine-year-old girl, Christina-Taylor Green, went there to meet her congresswoman.

But its customers know the company's outlets as the corner supermarket.

He adds, "Now, I'm buying my groceries in the next county because so many parents want to solve their senior's college woes in Aisle 6 of the corner supermarket".

The ingredients are somewhat a little more exotic, the cheese more foreign (think Italian), the ovens are with real wood, not an easy feat in Paris, where wood is not easily found at the corner supermarket, and there is no chopping down the centenary trees of Paris.

For their part, the dozen or so drivers that I interviewed for this article, who provide the capital, insurance, and manpower for Uber's miraculous service were – again, almost without exception – from immigrant communities and had worked previously in corner shops, supermarkets, low-paid public sector jobs, or as minicab drivers.

Mr. Hill lives with his grown daughter, who does union work with the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, on Nostrand Avenue and Monroe Street, just around the corner from the supermarket.

There is also little indication of the surrounding area, whether it is safe to walk home at night, for example, or the location of the nearest corner shop and supermarket.

One afternoon we ate savory chicken tamales from a vendor who sets up her stand from 4 to 8 p.m. next to the San Francisco supermarket (corner of Avenida Benito Juárez and Avenida Pedro Joaquín Coldwell).

Together with the General Mills yogurt business, which consists of Yoplait and Colombo yogurt, it would create a behemoth with $1.7 billion in sales in that crucial corner of the supermarket.

By 1991, when he opened his first retail space in the corner of a supermarket, 92 of his trucks were prowling Hiroshima-area streets.