Sentence examples for cross shopping from inspiring English sources

As a result, he said, customers stayed longer, and there was more "cross shopping".

Companies are also shown a map of the stores where cross shopping is most effective (and beneficial).

Bad cross shopping, meanwhile is "when two visits occur within 2 weeks and the stores are close together.

Clicking on any of the options available - outside opportunity, window performance, shopper engagement, store hours optimisation, cross shopping and shopper retention - opens a page with more detailed information.

Perhaps people will even be happy with a federalist system, who knows?" At the small Govan Cross shopping centre, where Barbour's statue may soon stand, James Mackay, a retired bank worker, is running errands for a disabled friend who, he said, had been "wrecked" by worries over the bedroom tax and welfare cuts.

RB With its ancient stone houses, market cross, shops, pubs and banks, this Northumberland village, should surely be reclassified as a town.

If anyone is fretting that Alain Ducasse's plan to sell a £15 cup of coffee in his London King's Cross shop might have limited appeal, let me give some context.

She and Mr. Rivera-Massa said they had been sadder about the loss of the flagship Filene's Basement, in the Downtown Crossing shopping area of Boston.

Pike Kitchen is an Asian food hall tucked into the Edmonston Crossing shopping center on, as you might have guessed, Rockville Pike.

At the Kips Bay decorator show house, the pros were cross-shopping.

Nevertheless, the trend was toward cross-shopping, a breezy juxtaposition of the High and the Low.