Sentence examples for means shop from inspiring English sources

It's maybe a fateful coincidence that the name Spencer, in Middle English, means "shop steward" and Reece, in Welsh, means "king".

The street's pedestrianised northern part, which hosts an arts and crafts market on Tuesdays and Fridays, leads into the frantic Carmel Market (13), where Tel Avivians of modest means shop every day except Saturday for fruit, vegetables, meat and household essentials amid a fluster of shouts, smells and scrawny cats.

Practically, that means if you have the financial means, shop at a farmers market or supermarket, not corner store bodegas where sodas and other junk food are front and center of the display.

"Giving a cash infusion means shops will open.

"From my point of view, it means shopping at Marks & Spencer's instead of Lidl.

Part of being a student at Caltech means "shopping" for courses for the first three weeks of each trimester.

So too is the lack of space in India's jam-packed city centres, which means shopping malls grow tall and thin, limiting scope for giant multiplexes.

The kindly exchange rate (Hungary isn't part of the euro zone) means shopping in Budapest is easy on the wallet.

Most have already started their end of season sales, and the hot weather means shops are able to clear stock with lower discounts.

For me, that means shopping as a moment of shared community, and I'm looking forward to messing around in some shopkeepers' little shops and exploring nooks and crannies".

Albert Dock Cocktail Week, London, Mon to 14 Oct This week of cocktail celebration includes tours, masterclasses and the brilliant idea of "shop and sip", which, as you'd expect, means shopping at establishments like Coco De Mer while a bit sozzled.