Sentence examples for general bookstores from inspiring English sources

In 1994, the board introduced "Science and Health" into general bookstores, beginning a mass-marketing campaign.

More typical is a run of 20,000 to 25,000, which is usually enough for both the comic-book market and general bookstores, according to Milton Griepp, the publisher and founder of ICv2, an online trade publication that covers pop culture for retailers.

Not quite, but at a moment when there is a lot of continuing and justifiable anxiousness over small, independent general bookstores' being sucked down one at a time in the whirlpool of the large chains, it would seem quixotic, if not outlandish, to get into the independent bookstore business.

It's a general bookstore that leans toward the literary (and the left).

Trenton has been left with no movie theater, no general bookstore, and no department store.

"This is more of a general bookstore, geared to the likes and dislikes of the neighborhood".

In 1937, at age 19, Mr. Hacker opened the Abbey Bookshop, a general bookstore on East Ninth Street.

From arcaded passageways, the museums open onto a domed chapel and a peaceful courtyard with the new Charité Café and a general bookstore.

After five years working as a software engineer in Boston, Jennifer Brissett moved to Brooklyn and opened Indigo Cafe and Books, which she describes as "an independent general bookstore with an Africana influence".

The Medical Shop, once a general bookstore and now specializing in books and other items for medical professionals, is a diehard on the street that once called itself the Fifth Avenue of Long Island but that began losing its luster because of competition from the nearby Roosevelt Field Shopping Center and other large retail centers.

The company, which has 723 general retail bookstores and operates 639 outlets through its college bookstore subsidiary, is unlikely to open new locations.