Sentence examples for markets that sold from inspiring English sources

The study showed that healthy workers in food markets that sold wild animals had an increased risk of exposure to the SARS virus.

The streets of Chitral were dirty with melted snow and lined with markets that sold everything from televisions to finely spun local wool to Kalashnikovs.

Case-patients 2 4 had no clear history of close contact with poultry; however, each had visited various farmers' markets that sold live poultry.

This gated community has a multispeciality hospital, a superior school and markets that sell expensive goods.

You can find miso at Whole Foods and at markets that sell Japanese foods, as well as at some Asian markets.

Lots of the towns and villages in the Calais region have Christmas markets that sell local produce.

Across France, twice-weekly street markets that sell everything from skinned rabbits to whole unpasteurised bries are not rustic marketing inventions but ancient exchanges.

Yoder's also has two adjacent markets that sell fresh produce and baked goods like whoopie pies in a variety of flavors (red velvet, oatmeal, pumpkin).

Among markets that sell all sorts of comestibles to both the trade and the public, one of the most diverse and captivating is Borough Market in London.

While New York's flea market scene has exploded, with Brooklyn markets that sell organic pickles and bands' T-shirts, the Antiques Garage still has roughly the same vendors that it did when it opened in 1994, selling the same wares.

A three-judge panel of the appeals court, by 2 to 1, reversed that ruling, deciding on its own — without proof — that "corner markets that sell cigarettes, food and beer, and restaurants are operated in buildings or structures".