Sentence examples for open a bookshop from inspiring English sources

The Bookseller told readers that Amazon (its hated overlord) has plans to open a bookshop on the International Space Station.

After everything that happened at Tinder, wasn't she not tempted to retreat to a quiet corner of the world and just open a bookshop or take up gardening?

When the American Booksellers Association sent a pamphlet on how to open a bookstore, Mr. Kramer concluded that "everything they gave as a reason why you should not open a bookshop was us".

"I wanted to open a bookshop called Crackers that sold only that one title," he said with a laugh, explaining that he's fascinated by the endless permutations of a book, from different editions to the subtleties and imperfections of printing.

The 11 million gallons of crude oil from the tanker destroyed the herring population and Mr. Wills's fishing career, so he borrowed money to open a bookshop, a cafe and the Mermaid Bed and Breakfast in downtown Homer, Alaska.

After serving as an apprentice to London publisher William Ponsonby, Blount in 1588 became a freeman of the Stationers' Company and opened a bookshop in London.

You've already stuck one finger up at market forces by opening a bookshop, why not throw a second at the customers themselves?

The Bookshop by Penelope Fitzgerald (1978) In an abandoned old house in the fictional Suffolk seaside town of Hardborough, widow Florence Green opens a bookshop.

He formed his own group, and in 1976 opened a bookshop, community centre and commune in Acre Lane, Brixton, at the time still a deprived area.

She had opened a bookshop more than 20 years ago with money that her husband had saved while working in Nairobi.

In 1832, after surrendering his pension, he returned to Australia, settling in Sydney, where he opened a bookshop and later became a drawing master at a school in Parramatta.