Sentence examples for opening supermarket from inspiring English sources

Then there are the complexities of state taxation: often there are levies on moving goods out of, as well as into, a state, or even ones on moving them within a state.A history of failure, and a successGiven these challenges it is not surprising that Indian entrepreneurs have had so little success in opening supermarket chains so far.

When he was in the grocery business, Mr. Kahn aided a black-owned company that was opening supermarkets in areas of Boston that lacked them by using his influence to get good deals on wholesale food.

Maisie, who has just heard that she has made it to the final, is excited about the idea of becoming a star, but says she does not want to be opening supermarkets or attending charity galas.

In most cases, this might be a professional or postgraduate qualification for most students; for Harry a City & Guilds in shaking hands and opening supermarkets should be more than enough.

Not so long ago Gloucester props were more likely to be stacking shelves than opening supermarkets and England's World Cup winners may find their new-found celebrity less than welcome.

The Chinese were not out opening supermarkets and tweeting to their thousands of followers.

A tense atmosphere persisted in the Stokes Croft area of the city after a raid on a squat occupied by opponents of the newly opened supermarket outlet left eight police officers and several protesters injured.

Other international retailers like Tesco and Carrefour are lobbying the Indian government to allow them to open supermarkets here.

"They seem to think that just because I did a speech in front of my class I can open supermarkets and stuff.

Signposts of economic vitality could be seen in traffic — more cars on the road, more variety in the vehicles — as well as newly opened supermarkets and restaurants.

Waitrose will open supermarkets in Jersey and Guernsey, Stratford, Raynes Park and Wimbledon in London, as well as Exeter, Marlow and Newton Mearns in Glasgow.