Sentence examples for crowd stores from inspiring English sources

Dr. T. Berry Brazelton, successor to Dr. Spock and a precursor to the hordes of child care experts whose books now crowd stores' shelves, entered a small classroom at an elementary school in Harlem one Saturday not long ago and smiled broadly.

Grape-Nuts "needed a bit of dust-off," Mr. Scissons says, if for no other reason "the number of new players, other natural cereals" that now crowd store shelves.

Dozens of such devices were unveiled at this year's Consumer Electronics Show, and more are destined to crowd store shelves in the coming months, creating a potential source of competition for tablets such as Apple's.

They push past one another in crowded stores.

Shopping after work means crowded stores and long wait times, which are likely to interfere with child-care arrangements.

The stories he tells about Rough Trade staff using Throbbing Gristle records to empty their crowded stores or giving away Arthur Russell LPs as freebies are at once funny and dispiriting.

Shoppers seeking last-minute gifts and bargains crowded stores in the days before and after Christmas, helping to cushion a holiday season ravaged by recession, retail sales data show.

This number is likely to rise as the platform steps in to capture sales where the larger stores cannot, appealing to shoppers not interested in navigating crowded stores, like myself (I'm tracking a package from Zara right now).

Forget about big holiday dinners, crowded stores and trendy clothing.

Not just for mechanics' uniforms or nautical ninnies, navy accessories and clothes in supersoft knits, patent leathers and everything in between are crowding store shelves and racks.

A smattering of selections has burgeoned in recent years, crowding store displays.