Sentence examples for need a shop from inspiring English sources

Many neighbors agree that their genteel enclave of brownstones in the heart of Harlem does need a shop where they can pick up, say, a good cabernet for a dinner party.

Baudouin Prot, the chairman of BNP Paribas, a French bank, reckons that "most of the customers still want a branch somewhere nearby…you still need a shop around the corner".

Need a shopping partner or a copilot?" I smiled at my mini-me.

New York City, of all places, does not need a shopping mall with a railroad station tucked inside.

You don't need a shopping centre and restaurants when you're doing hajj.

Patients who once came into the office carrying their medications in a purse, or pocket, now need a shopping bag.

We need a shopping list so that if someone wants to sign up for a for-profit college they should be able to see how much they pay their president, how much of their money goes to supporting students, and how much to their shareholders.

"This is not the time for Whitehall's 'two key points' negotiating approach - we need a shopping list of requirements, which will enable ministers to secure the right package".

When I opened a design studio, I knew I also needed a shop where I could offer clients – and the public – the kind of furniture I found interesting.

In the meantime, if Ms Hudson needs a shopping partner on whom to lavish her newfound fortune, WPM would be more than happy to oblige.

Bloom's rep called the story absurd, but if either of them needs a shopping partner, we're game.