Sentence examples for mainstream shops from inspiring English sources

Why can't I buy more palm oil-free products from mainstream shops?

As cybermarketers look beyond agencies specializing in on-line advertising, mainstream shops are beefing up their interactive abilities.

Displaying lads' mags and pornographic papers in "mainstream" shops results in the involuntary exposure of staff and, in some cases, customers to pornographic images.

In pockets around Carnaby Street in Soho, where shiny mainstream shops sell garments for hip skate rats, boutiques like Concrete, the Pineal Eye and Zoltar the Magnificent represent another fashion cohort, one disposed to the delights of clothes that have been shot at, or to baseball style T-shirts that read "Palestine".

They have been joined by a ​growing number of mainstream shops – such as takeaways, tattoo parlours, petrol stations and newsagents – whose struggling owners have decided to keep the wolf from the door with a lucrative sideline in new psychoactive substances (NPS).

Finally, the lack of availability of organic fruit and vegetables in mainstream shops does not encourage consumption.

NOW that the Web is a mainstream shopping medium, some consumers are feeling sure enough about the process to put themselves on autopilot.

The best mainstream shopping in South Beach is on Collins Avenue between 5th and 10th for Gap, Banana Republic, Guess, Levis, Armani Exchange, Urban Outfitters, Kenneth Cole and more.

At the height of the trend (the mid-1970s), Sears catalogues" – mainstream shopping catalogues in the US – "carried no pink clothing for toddlers, and only a few pink items for babies".

Geoff Travis: Inspired by City Lights in San Francisco, I started the shop in order to be able to listen to music all day and to provide a community-based environment where hopefully people could discover good and interesting music that perhaps they would not find in a mainstream shop.

Welcome to organic living in 2005, no longer an alternative lifestyle for saviours of the planet but a fashionable addition to mainstream shopping and eating - a farm shop invoice to stuff in the drawer with the Tesco Clubcard and the Starbucks voucher, an organic dinner party to declare your social conscience to your friends.