Sentence examples for own bookshop from inspiring English sources

I've just opened my very own bookshop at myindependentbookshop.com, the new book recommendation site from Penguin Random House.

He ventured out on Friday mainly because he could — he lives a few blocks away — and because he wanted to support his friend from across Mutanabi Street, Naim al-Shatry, a jolly older fellow with a thick mustache who opened his own bookshop here nearly 40 years ago.

And so, in defiance of the end of reading and the printed word, in the teeth of the empire of chain stores that stretches to every corner of the retail world, the pilgrimage of Kurt Thometz has carried him from the grand salons of New York to his own bookshop on the northern tip of Harlem.

They were told to view their section of the store as their own bookshop, and use their expert knowledge of, say cookery books or science fiction novels, to pick which titles they wanted to stock.

Kramerbooks & Afterwords Cafe, an independently owned bookshop with a full bar and kitchen, has been in the neighborhood since 1976.

He was employed at the mosque's independently owned bookshop at a time when the mosque was deemed to be a hotbed of unrest.

Close behind was Better World Books, which works in partnership with literacy charities, followed by eBooks.com, Books etc, our very own Guardian Bookshop and The Book People.

My father, a journalist and professor, haunted bookstores, collected first editions and briefly ran his own tiny bookshop.

Now he owns the bookshop Booked Up.

She left behind her sister Julie Goislard, who owns a bookshop in Paris.

I worked for the Independent newspaper [there] and my father owned a bookshop in Gambrinus Court.