Sentence examples for frequent shopping from inspiring English sources

One by-product of that mindset is that I make more frequent shopping trips.

He Wenying, 55, shops at the Carrefour here for the same reason that Americans and other Westerners frequent shopping malls and supermarkets -- convenience.

Convenience stores have a special place in society here, where tiny homes with space for only miniature refrigerators and minimal storage make frequent shopping a necessity.

My partner and I were busy preparing our home for the new arrival, eagerly attending our medical appointments and going on frequent shopping trips to make sure we had all the kit necessary for a new-born.

"You see the prices and cringe," said Charles Spada, an interior designer from Boston, who keeps a small apartment in Paris as a base for his frequent shopping expeditions.

I was leaving for vacation the next day with Ace, a frequent shopping companion and a happy silhouette experimenter, who joined me at the store, making straight for the shoes, of course.

Or is it just the people who frequent shops at the lower end of the market who are expected to subsidise this government's austerity measures by donating to food banks?

They managed household budgets more carefully, with more frequent shops and less waste.

Kinyozis (barber shops or hair salons) are probably the most frequent shop you'll see in any town or on any side road.

Alternatively, those who purchase more fruit and vegetables may choose to undertake more-frequent shopping trips to obtain these perishable items.

For example, the "expectation of discovering something pretty, whatever it might be (Participant B, C, G, H)" or "frequent, small shopping sprees for leisure, because it is difficult to find suitable clothes when I urgently need them (Participant D, E, F)".