Sentence examples for glittering malls from inspiring English sources

Ignore those glittering malls.

Dubai has lots of fine restaurants -- featuring food from Iran and India, Italy and France -- glittering malls with designer fashions, ancient souks with gold jewelry, and opportunities to explore the desert.

Chávez's socialism delivers subsidized gasoline and glittering malls but no milk.

Anyone can be tempted by easy credit, but migrants raised in poverty can find the glittering malls here especially intoxicating.

Another shopkeeper, who did not want to give his name, said he paid around 400,000 francs (£355) a month in rent, but in the new glittering mall next door he would have to pay 1m francs (around £880).

Page B2 RISKY RETAIL BET PAYING OFF Eight years after the glittering mall at the Time Warner Center opened, it is clear that, while it may be a stretch to say its long-term place in Manhattan is assured, the gamble of opening a five-level indoor shopping center in street-centered New York is paying off.

Eight years after the glittering mall at the Time Warner Center opened, it is clear that, while it may be a stretch to say its long-term place in Manhattan is assured, the gamble of opening a five-level indoor shopping center in street-centered New York is paying off.

And Kuwait's glittering shopping malls are luring ever greater numbers of Saudi weekend tourists.

Heathrow may have glittering shopping malls, but its passenger handling, security screening and toilets are more reminiscent of a third-world airport.

The exodus of middle-class night life — even concerts and bars — to glittering shopping malls in Rio probably reflects security concerns as much as it does creeping Americanization.

The booming cities of skyscrapers and glittering shopping malls that so impress foreign visitors to China will, over time, start to look more like cities in other developing countries as country dwellers move in.