Pisa's big monthly market is worth waiting for: the streets on either side of the river become one long bazaar on the second weekend of each month (furniture, antiques, bric-a-brac, arts and crafts).
Those who have been impacted by the shutdown should just follow their example, and turn the World War II Memorial into one huge Bazaar of Shutdown Suffering.
He describes, at one Lagos electronics bazaar, repairmen sitting on dirt floors under shelves of scavenged parts, jury-rigging phones back together, over and over again, until the things are absolutely dead.
If you turned one on its side, it would be like a bazaar, a confederation of stalls.
He rented a room in Rayer Bazaar, one of the main slums in Dhaka, and hung up the letters of the alphabet on a piece of string.
He is one of the bazaar's leading figures, though his shop, one of the nicer ones, is but a single narrow room with a badly cracked teller's window.
"Like every tourist, you want it all... to be safe, just like America," a Thai street salesman sneers at Richard as he drifts from one noisy, overcrowded bazaar to another.
Edited by his son, "Bob Richardson" (Grafiche Damiani) features a wide range of his best work, like his daring assignments for Harper's Bazaar — one infamous piece featured the model Donna Mitchel in tears — and early portraits of Anjelica Huston, then his girlfriend.
The way we do business today is one big influence bazaar.
They prefer bringing their own chadar as opposed to buying one from the bazaar outside the shrine.
