Sentence examples for german shopkeepers from inspiring English sources

Writing that Germans prefer "Auf Wiedersehen!" or "Tschüss!" (both meaning "goodbye")—which German shopkeepers frequently use to "dubious wishes for a nice day" he opined that that is why Germans generally favor visiting a small shop instead of a large department store.

ZWICKAU, Germany — Neo-Nazi terrorists are responsible for a crime wave reaching back more than a decade that includes the murders of at least 10 people, including immigrant shopkeepers and a police officer, German government officials said Sunday.

German law is heavily tilted toward protecting small shopkeepers in the thousands of towns scattered across the country.

Shopkeepers on the Polish side fear that as prices there rise, Germans will stop crossing the border to buy cheap groceries, fuel and cigarettes.

But a healthy percentage of the country's 96,000 or so small shopkeepers do not feel much like harmonizing, especially not with the Germans and the French.

Customers include individuals and shopkeepers, many ordering jewellery, gifts and gadgets to sell in their stores.EOS, a German supplier of laser-sintering 3D printers, says they are already being used to make plastic and metal production parts by carmakers, aerospace firms and consumer-products companies.

One Eurocrat suggests that a key ancestor of many continental bans on unfair trading is a German law from the mid-1930s that sought to stamp out what Nazi officials called aggressive "Jewish" conduct among shopkeepers.

According to German weekly Der Spiegel, police were following up on a possible sighting of suspect Abdeslam Salah by a shopkeeper.

Rashid, a German-Indian Muslim and aspiring shopkeeper, is the malleable protagonist of this alarming novel.

Shopkeepers seemed dazed.

Many shopkeepers have fled.