Sentence examples for lovers market from inspiring English sources

You can gain more esteem in the art world by writing about your specialization, either as articles in trade magazines or newspapers, or as entire non-fiction works aimed at the art lovers market.

Paris D. Wicks II, 23, a former high school football standout, was killed and another man was wounded in a shooting behind the Lovers Lane Market in Akron, Ohio, Thursday afternoon.

Like any entrepreneurial venture, however, success as a rental lover takes marketing savvy and a competitive edge.

The late architecture critic and TV presenter Ian Nairn was a great lover of markets, which were an extremely tricky problem for city councils and modern architects, who tended to create tidy, neat spaces.

That policy shift, though welcomed by lovers of free markets (if not the public), has pushed up headline inflation.

What's really disturbing about the story is the utter dependence of movie-lovers on the market.

Lovers of free markets (including The Economist) feared that Mr Obama might use GM as a political tool: perhaps favouring the unions who donate to Democrats or forcing the firm to build smaller, greener cars than consumers want to buy.

One, "The Market of Lovers," by Christine Angot, tells the story of her affair with a Plato-reading French rapper named Doc Gynéco.

I also love Wallys deli (42-44 Royan Aladdin, an Aladdin's cave of global delicacies and a must for food lovers, the Riverside Farmers' Market (Fitzhamon Embankment) on Sundays, and a trip to Madhav stores 53-599 Lower Cathedral Road, 029-2037 2947) for exotic ingredients and a plate of fiery vegetarian curry.

Ms. Roberts's signature, blown up to Rushmore size as if on a very large check, forms the marquee on the building, which is part of a condominium development called Symphony House being marketed to lovers of the arts.

Which is why we need to start a divisive national debate about changing our national anthem to the protest song of the year, "Take A Knee, My Ass (I Won't Take A Knee)." We all know that socialism is bad and capitalism is good, but even the most passionate lover of the free market must admit that some things should be public, like roads and schools and parks, and definitely not healthcare.