Sentence examples for outer markets from inspiring English sources

Outer markets, such as Albany or Hartford, pay somewhat less.

If YES were to sign all 5.7 million cable homes in the "inner markets" of the area (like New York City) at $2 each, and the 2.6 million in the "outer markets" (like Albany) at a discounted rate of about $1.70, the network would gross $158.7 million.

For outer markets (by which I mean those involved in casual, light, social and so on) this is a sentiment that I find myself agreeing with.

Bombings in its outer market areas have killed dozens.

Don't miss breakfast at one of the tiny sushi restaurants in the outer market.

The merchants association of the outer market (Tsukiji Jogai Ichiba Shoutengai Shinkoukai Kumiai), (81-3) 3541-9466, fax (81-3) 3541-0648, publishes a calendar in Japanese indicating which days the market is open.

The outer market, or Jogai Ichiba, is a jumble of small shops and stalls that serve the needs of the restaurant trade.

Kanno, set back from Shin Ohashi Dori, one of the two major thoroughfares rimming the outer market, is popular with both tourists and locals.

Tsukiji Sushi Sei, within Tsukiji's outer market area, maintains two facilities: the Honten, or main restaurant, 4-13-9 Tsukiji, (81-3) 3541-7720; and an annex called the Shinkan, (81-3) 3544-1919.

Scattered among these outer market shops are dozens of small places to eat, most furnished with no more than a few stools at a counter.

The outer market, a maze of no-name pathways, is rimmed by two main thoroughfares: Harumi Dori on the northeast, and Shin Ohashi Dori on the northwest.