Sentence examples for means shopping from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

Lacy Simons, owner of Hello Hello Books in Maine, a small store with an e-commerce site, says she is seeing customers "cement their determination to shop local" — which on the Internet, means shopping at the smaller vendors — even when the big sites offer lower prices.

Unlike Rainbow Grocery, Gissing freely admits that Ocado's green concerns are secondary to the business (the website details a raft of measures that, according to them, means shopping with Ocado equates to a smaller carbon footprint per pound of sales than walking to your supermarket).

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.

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

And so amassing the ingredients to cook just some of her recipes meant shopping at three specialty stores.

The River Wandle rises in Croydon, among wooded hills and drowsy pastures – sorry, I mean shopping centres and railway lines, tower blocks and junctions.

Not unless you mean shopping at the JOHN McLAUGHLIN HOUSE OF STENTORIAN WISDOM.

I never knew that going EcoChic meant shopping".