Sentence examples for going to the bazaar from inspiring English sources

"People were leaving a mosque and going to the bazaar when a remote-controlled device planted in a vehicle went off," Fazl-i-Qadir, an administrator for the Orakzai tribal district, said by telephone.

Women who drink, smoke or go to pubs are widely seen in Indian society as morally loose, and village clan councils have blamed a rise in women talking on cellphones and going to the bazaar for an increase in the incidence of rape.

As we see it, one of the hidden pleasures of going to the bazaar (once you get past the overzealous shopkeepers hawking souvenirs) is exploring some of its quieter back alleys and interior courtyards for new dining possibilities, especially some of the smaller restaurants that cater not to tourists but rather to the locals who work in the sprawling marketplace.

"Everything goes to the bazaar," he said.

The Arabs often go to the bazaar in Wana.

While the men go to the bazaar or seek work, the women rarely leave the camps.

The daughters would never go to the bazaar or enter a mosque unveiled.

"People go to the bazaar and make jokes: 'Is this going to be my last trip?' " she said.

"People go to the bazaar and make jokes: 'Is this going to be my last trip?' " she said.

Qazvin was a conservative city, and Neshat never dared to go to the bazaar without a veil, but her family was not particularly religious.

Ibrahim says that following this new order, an Isis militant "started to vex and harass my daughters and follow them when they went to the bazaar".