Sentence examples for old bookshop from inspiring English sources

My old bookshop that I started myself in my hometown is still a lovely, familiar and private place for me to browse.

Dash, of course, picks it up and so begins a fresh and uplifting romantic comedy imbued with all the dusty romance and twists and turns you'd find in a labyrinthine old bookshop.

In search of the definitive curry mee (known elsewhere in Malaysia as curry laksa), I find Chinatown to be nicely unaffected, time-faded and gently foxed, like the scent in an old bookshop, or the feel of old lace.

Years ago I bought a stack of The Illustrated London News, so heavy you could barely lift them, from an old bookshop in south London.

Literary London is best looked for in books, and in old bookshops like Sotheran's on Sackville Street.

I bought it in one of the old bookshops in Rome.

You Will Meet A Tall Dark Stranger offers a tourist's eye view of London with parks, black cabs and quaint old bookshops to the fore.

As anyone who's dug through the back stacks of old bookshops, or plumbed the single-copy depths of university libraries, knows: there is so much text out there.

Celebrities, after all, are the hallmark of the 25-year-old bookshop.

It occupies two floors of a Grade II-listed, three-storey building, whose original floorboards and wooden panels lend the 20-year-old bookshop a distinctive elegance.

We old people sat back and lived through decades of corruption without lifting a finger," said Aza el-Hadari, a 63-year-old bookshop owner.