Lured by a lax planning regime in the early post-communist years, the big chains are shaking up a notoriously fragmented retail sector and pulling in crowds of shoppers.With its inviting demographics—some 37% of the population is under 24 and soaring private consumption, it is not surprising that Poland is host to more foreign retailers than any other country.
By Wendell Wilcox and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, April 10 , 1937P. 13 Stewart's Cafeteria, at 34th St .& Lexington, has a sign in its window inviting you to "Revive Your Staganancy with Vegex Cocktail".
Ryden's technique, reminiscent of the old masters, draws you in with its inviting, glazed-donut sheen.
There is a kind of counter-criticism that seeks to expand the work of art, by connecting it, opening up its meanings, inviting in the possibilities.
Tall and dark haired, she spoke perfect English and moved about the city telling us with effortless enthusiasm about Ulaanbaatar's new growth and its interest in inviting visitors to visit.
During Fashion Week in late September, Burberry hosted a tie-in to its runway show, inviting customers to watch the event in one of the company's 25 flagship stores.
Art in Odd Places, which presents visual and performance art in unexpected public spaces in New York, is inviting proposals for its coming annual festival.
But a close-up of Ms. McNichol's hand lost in the inviting thickness of its fur — literally, the image of a girl and her dog — is a potent reminder of how hatred can be familiar, reassuringly close.
In the habit of inviting its own exiles to return, the city of Chemnitz was preparing to stage "The Eternal Road" at the same time that Mr. Frank arrived with his father, Erwin, a Chemnitz refugee, to make a film about a new synagogue and the Chemnitz wartime experience.
The academy responded to the #OscarsSoWhite criticism in June, inviting 322 new members, its largest class ever.
