Sentence examples for renowned store from inspiring English sources

Previously creative director of Harvey Nichols, Mary repositioned the brand into the world renowned store and restaurant group it is today.

Of greatest interest here are portraits of Bergdorf players: Linda Fargo, the sensible, influential and straight-talking if flamboyantly attired buyer; Betty Halbreich, a winningly acerbic in-house personal shopper; and David Hoey, who creates the renowned store windows.

Harrods, renowned department store in London.

Still, she was determined to take advantage of some of the cheapest bargains ever offered at a store renowned for them.

Knightsbridge, home to the equally renowned Harrods department store, lies to the south-west.

And it was an evening of some importance, for the Perrys were off to a party at Barneys — their first since Richard bought the renowned specialty store.

The Pierson family has worked with groundskeepers from such places as Rockefeller Center and Riverside Church, and the store is renowned locally for its variety of lawn seed mixes in distinctive cloth sacks.

Furman, a fifty-year-old travel agent and the manager of a health-food store, is renowned for, among eighty-three othingshings, balancing twenty-three milk crates on his chin for 11.23 seconds, somersaulting eight thousand three hundred and forty-one times in 10.5 hours over twelve miles, and scaling Mt. Fuji on a pogo stick.

For many shoppers on Rue du Faubourg St.-Honoré in Paris, renowned for its designer stores, the difference is not enough.

High Street, which runs parallel to Queen Street in the City, has become the trendy epicenter of a thriving cafe and fashion district, with internationally renowned New Zealand clothing design stores such as Zambesi (corner of O'Connell and Vulcan Lane); World, at 57 High Street; Kate Sylvestor, 47 High Street, and Karen Walker, 15 O'Connell Street, with prices in the $75 to $300 range.

Also on view at the gallery will be the exhibition "Plegarias," a series of new paintings that play with ideas of Christian supplication by paper artist Lorenzo Hurtado Segovia (also renowned for repurposing thrift-store art).