Sentence examples for shiny stores from inspiring English sources

The majority of the world's 100 million cotton farmers are smallholders in developing countries, says Orsola de Castro, founder and director of ethical fashion campaign group Fashion Revolution, and, far away from the shiny stores of brands like Primark, the industry can be brutal for farmers who face competition from unfair world prices and unscrupulous middle men.

Given such rapid change, many weed smokers aren't quite accustomed to buying their dope at a shiny store instead of someone's basement.

But given the amount of change in such a short period, maybe weed smokers aren't quite accustomed to buying their dope at a shiny store instead of someone's basement.

Canadian menswear is causing excitement from Tokyo to Sydney to London, with brands taking up significant space in shiny concept stores.

Yet some food retailers are starting the year with big plans to build shiny new stores and renovate old ones.

"They are trying to position themselves in a market where you're offering the shiny new store down the street," said Farzan Bharucha, a health care specialist with Kurt Salmon, a consulting firm.

He and the designer, Fred Sutherland, have decked out the V.I.P. room shown below with a shiny thrift-store table, a video monitor with four screens offering views of what's happening in the rest of the club and, just out of sight, a strippers' pole.

The company is increasingly looking to consumer electronics to help firm up its fortunes, and a shiny new store could provide needed buzz.

The floors in the concourse were shiny and the stores looked as bright and new as they did when I was 13.

Wooden bait-and-tackle shops with disintegrating roofs and broken signs stood next to shiny new convenience stores, and futuristic highrise apartment complexes rose skyward on either side of narrow, retro streets lined with wholesalers of dried fish".

In 1995 added gourmet Central Market in 3 stores: shiny produce, fresh fish, prepared foods.