Sentence examples similar to hanging shop from inspiring English sources

T-shirts hanging in shop windows tell a similar story.

"Manhandled" (1924) is a delightful Allan Dwan comedy about a strap-hanging shop girl (Gloria Swanson) whose impression of a Russian countess makes her the toast of Park Avenue.

Children hanging around shops were seen as threatening and signs warning against ball games were commonplace.

You'd get battered," says Ajawad Hussain, one of a group of youths hanging around shops in Glodwick, a mainly Asian area.

What we get is a potentially interesting if meandering account of his offstage existence, hanging round, shopping, getting hassled by racist coppers.

How you wear it, of course, is another matter - and just as the Vogue crowd weren't hanging around shopping centres hiding their faces from the CCTV cameras, nor should you expect your street-corner youths to be swapping market-stall sportswear for designer cashmere, just because Vogue recommends it.

From a cocoon of garden-variety British male celebrity has hatched a middle-class suburban teen of a man, who on first glance looks like his hobby is hanging around shopping centers on weekends.

From a cocoon of garden variety British male celebrity (in the manner of, say, Olly Murs, or anyone from Geordie Shore) has hatched a middle-class suburban teen of a man, who – on first glance – looks like his hobby is hanging around shopping centres on weekends.

An entirely hand beaded and embroidered vest hanging in the shop this week was $1,118.

Mr. Leroy said that he began hanging around the shop, first known as Lot 76, in the 1990s.

"I would just be in the shop, hanging out all the time and talking shit," he recalls.