Sentence examples for run a bookshop from inspiring English sources

An Airbnb where you have to run a bookshop is sold out for three years.

Each is realising a curious but vivid dream: to run a bookshop, by the sea, in the middle of nowhere.

The latter pair had always wanted to run a bookshop, and regarded the experience as their honeymoon.

And because I run a bookshop from it, I spend a lot of my time talking to other people.

She also runs a small press, Long Barn Books, and helps to run a bookshop in Chipping Camden.

You have to have eyes in the back of your head to run a bookshop at the moment". Phil Griffiths is a one-man band.

Later he ran a bookshop with his wife.

And she runs a bookshop and a cafe.

Running a bookshop is difficult, says "Curro" Llorca; these days he doesn't get so much reading done either.

It's a funny but also rather melancholy account of "the horror" and "exquisite joy" of running a bookshop.

Briefly: In the nineteen-seventies, Seidenberg ran a bookshop, a puppet troupe and theatre, and a moving company — all out of the same storefront.