Sentence examples for its souvenir from inspiring English sources

On a summer day, visitors by the thousands jam its sidewalks and pack into its souvenir shops, antiques stores, pancake houses, barbecue joints and, believe it or not, three Ripley's Believe It Or Not attractions.

Not for us, though – we drift on past Ryde's 19th-century esplanade with its souvenir shops.

The team has released him and removed all Hernandez jerseys from its souvenir store at Gillette Stadium.

For its souvenir value, Mr. Nilsen favors the industrial-looking cap outside his West 46th Street building in Hell's Kitchen.

The next best performer in terms of Monday sales is thought to have been the Daily Telegraph, according to early unofficial estimates, with sales of its souvenir edition up 3%, or more than 10,000 copies, over a typical Monday.

A very pleasant meander of a mile and half takes you to Lower Slaughter, a champagne truffle in this chocolate-box locale, where you can saunter round the recently restored water mill (entrance to the small museum is a heady £1.25) and its souvenir and retro-clothing shop, and enjoy homemade ice-creams or a cuppa by the mill pond.

Mr. Demarco, who gets a 15percentt commission to cover costs, declined to set up online stores for other parties during the campaign, but did sign a contract with Corinthians, São Paulo's soccer team, to sell its souvenirs over the Net.

And because it asks us to think about how we perceive artistic merit — or its absence — "Souvenir" also, in a way, undercuts any misgivings we may have about any particular production.

Their intercourse ushers in a summer of rough, unspoken love that can neither be extended nor repeated – however many fishing trips they take later in married life – with two bloodied cowboy shirts its only souvenir.

The Times looks like a clear winner in the diamond jubilee newspaper sales battle, with street selling of its Monday souvenir edition likely to have helped boost circulation by more than 100,000 compared to a normal weekday.

Many fans compared the park to Ebbets Field, including an elderly man with a Brooklyn Dodgers jacket who availed himself of the condiment assistance and then took stock of the place — with its spacious souvenir stores, specialty food counters, and large, private "family" bathrooms.