Sentence examples for mini supermarket from inspiring English sources

An adjoining mini supermarket, where visitors can take one item from the fridge and one from the freezer, is perennially understocked.

Some corner stores benefit from having a mini supermarket next door because it attracts more shoppers to the area; others decide to specialise; and the less fortunate are sometimes driven to bankruptcy.

But the main selling point is the deli counter and mini-supermarket that adjoin the restaurant.

I counted one late-night bar, one mini-supermarket and one town drunk.

Well, if I didn't think the couple might find the description objectionable, I'd say a mini-supermarket devoted to things organic.

It's a cross between an ethical health shop, a smart deli and a mini-supermarket, complete with lavatory paper and washing-up liquid.

Set on a quiet street in Graça, there's a village feel to this neighbourhood, with a bakery (for your daily dose of custard tarts), mini-supermarket and a couple of churrascarias (grill houses) on your doorstep.

The men earn the equivalent of £6 a day and are given a food allowance each month of around £70 with which to buy provisions for their self-prepared breakfasts and evening meals from the island's well-stocked mini-supermarket.

Critical, gossipy books have also disappeared from the ubiquitous 7-Eleven stores and other 24-hour mini-supermarkets.

In an ideal world we'd all eat organic produce, but in reality our shopping mostly comes from 24/7 mini-supermarkets – and I like a bit of crap food now and then.

Many small shops, for instance, have long opening hours, and petrol stations are increasingly being transformed into mini-supermarkets.DIETER WILLENNeuss, GermanyBurgermeistersSIR In "Big MacCurrencies" (April 12th), you find "the Swiss franc the most overvalued (by 66%)".