Sentence examples for it's supermarkets from inspiring English sources

The rights issue is less likely with every day that passes and in terms of fixing Tesco UK: it isn't rocket science, it's supermarkets.

But it's supermarkets, vast, glittery, stocked to the gills, that Muscovites are wild about, so farmers' markets have not yet been gentrified.

"It's supermarket problems, it's cultural problems, it's not just the retailer".

For now, it's supermarket milk for us, but so far we're holding the line and sticking with organic.

If anyone is making money from milk these days, say farmers, it is supermarkets.

It wasn't very good - it was supermarket sushi.

It's to supermarket fruit as real people are to supermodels.

It's to supermarket fruit as real… ANNALS OF AGRICULTURE about Epic Roots and the salad industry.

"It's a supermarket," he said of the maze of clandestine nuclear buyers, shippers, middlemen and manufacturers in the network extending out from Pakistan that Dr. Khan fostered.

That's Tesco, it's a supermarket.

"It's time for supermarkets to reflect that".