Sentence examples for devoted to shopping from inspiring English sources
Lucky tends to look to Japan for ideas because the magazine, introduced in 2000, was inspired by Japanese publications for women devoted to shopping.
The other day, Ms. France, the editor of Lucky, a Condé Nast magazine devoted to shopping, said she was looking forward to scouring the store for style trophies.
An article in Business Day yesterday about the growing number of magazines devoted to shopping misstated the name of the newest one, from Hearst Magazines.
Two lengthy scenes are devoted to shopping visits to low-rent supermarkets in which the family's financial tribulations are outlined in unflinching detail.
He has compiled figures on the square footage of real estate devoted to shopping, categorized per capita by nation: the United States leads the list, with 31 square feet per person.
Beso.com is the site devoted to shopping.
His days fishing and hunting, especially with close friends, were, as Jim Fergus described in his introduction to his "Art of Fiction" interview with Jim for The Paris Review, "devoted to planning, shopping for, preparing, discussing, and finally eating one breathtaking meal after another, at the end of which preliminary discussions and preparations for the next meal begin almost immediately".
Economists, psychologists and sociologists have charted our ballooning work hours; the increase in time devoted to competitive shopping; the commercialization of leisure that turns fun into work and requires military-scale budgeting and logistics and emotionally draining interactions with service personnel.
ON FOOD: I've been intrigued by Phil Lempert, Supermarket Guru, whose website is devoted to "smarter shopping, healthier eating, and better living".
Samid, 14 So devoted to chicken shops that he writes raps about them.
Four times as much space will be devoted to retail shops — 12,000 square feet compared to 3,000 — and instead of empty, blacked-out center-field bleachers, there will be a massive sports bar.
