Sentence examples for glittering store from inspiring English sources

The proportion has been rising steadily from just 9percentt four years ago, a trend illustrated in charts widely shown on television news programs here this evening, along with film of crowds of shoppers and glittering store displays.

Take a stroll down Madison Avenue past glittering store windows where $5,000 ostrich handbags and $150,000 drop diamond earrings are on display.

The introductory film began with images of New York at its shiniest: gleaming Mercedes, glittering store windows, sleek restaurants but slowly reflected in their surfaces emerged the faces of sick and starving children.

And this disappointment comes from the glittering store which holds the first Gotham liquor license, according to its Web site.

The park, once decrepit, is already considered a major success story of urban revitalization, having helped draw new housing, glittering stores and restaurants, and thousands upon thousands of visitors to what was, little more than a decade ago, a dowdy factory and retailing area.

Schwarz; Rockefeller Center, with its majestic Christmas tree; and Fifth Avenue, with its glittering Christmas showcase store windows.

Today wine bars and fancy restaurants pulse with people, and glittering home furnishings stores replaced scruffy second-hand stores on 14th Street.

17 avenue Kléber, near Arc de Triomphe, 16th arrondissement Emile Zola brings to pulsating life the glittering and chic department store based on Le Bon Marché.

Seattle had one more surprise in store: its glittering ballpark, Safeco Field, which offered more choices than the buffet at the Bellagio: pork tortas and gyros, crepes and Caesar salads.

The riot of cream and beige is broken by a womb-red span and in the middle by a glittering, transparent cylindrical wine store, so that one might almost be perched on a classy fairground carousel.

"It is a May evening in Paris in 1922 … A supper party is being held in a private dining room at the Majestic, an hôtel de luxe in avenue Kléber, one of the twelve avenues named after Napoleon's generals which radiate out from the Arc de Triomphe". Emile Zola brings to pulsating life the glittering and chic department store based on Le Bon Marché.