Sentence examples for discount superstore from inspiring English sources

It wasn't in the pet-supply department at the huge discount superstore I visited.

Arguably the county's biggest attraction is Gekås Ullared, a discount superstore located in the village of Ullared, which is among the largest of its kind in Europe and which annually draws millions of shoppers.

As an early-career lecturer in a post-1992 unIversity, I often feel like a rare bird in an ornate cage struggling to maintain its dignity in a discount superstore filled with pets.

According to EW, Brooke D'Orsay is headed to "Two And A Half Men" to play Kate, a woman working at a discount superstore.

She describes one technology in the pipeline that will help small meat processors: a "sanitizing halo" that processors can assemble inexpensively using items from a discount superstore to deliver an antimicrobial cleanser to the surface of a carcass.

If you can't afford to buy quality cosmetics, you will be able to find similar items at a drugstore or discount superstore.

Supervalu also operates grocery store chains that include Cub Foods, which has more than 125 discount superstores, mostly in Minneapolis, St . Paul, Chicago and Denver

Meanwhile, out there, beyond the Hudson, in the vast unfathomable America of discount superstores and chain restaurants and sun-baked suburban business parks, a decadent amorality had worked its way like some malignant rot through the nation's fiber.

That's a problem because the kind of food on offer at bulk and discount superstores tends to be higher in calories, sugar, sodium and saturated fat than typical grocery store fare, according to the research.

There's genial comedy, for instance, in the form of the socially ambitious shrew who runs the local diner and her hopeless husband; and Marcus is given a Jewish mother who shows every sign of having been bought from the Discount Jewish Mother Superstore: "Oh, Markie, why call me at all if you just want to make me suffer".

But the crux of their dispute -- how to market Little, Brown's literary titles -- is at the heart of a vexing problems facing publishers today: Superstores, discount warehouses and online retailers have made many more books available in more places than ever before.