Sentence examples for from the bookshops from inspiring English sources

During his father's trial in the spring of 1895 Vyvyan and his elder brother, Cyril, were first withdrawn from their schools, much as his father's books were being withdrawn from the bookshops and libraries.

Four letters seem to float in the window, cutting a silhouette into the light from the bookshop beyond.

(Down the hall from the bookshop is a charming self-contained one-bedroom garden apartment the couple rent by the night).

Across the street from the bookshop, another trader describes how he locked himself in his shop where he sells plastic bowls and buckets, when Boko Haram soldiers attacked.

News comes from the bookshop opposite Ed-Dar that three large houses in the medina are being renovated, shortly to become hotels.

Sara remembers a colleague from the bookshop where she worked in Sweden saying that every story begins with someone arriving somewhere – and this too refers to what this story is, and what it will become.

It had come across the U-boat haunted sea, from the London bookshops.

Buy it from the Independent bookshop 5.

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Buy The Bridge from the Guardian bookshop.

Order at £17 from the Independent Bookshop.