Sentence examples for shop changing from inspiring English sources

"Ten per cent of women have cried in shop changing rooms.

Instead, there is Sonny's Grocery selling El Visitante prepaid phone cards, a Midas lube shop changing oil and the store Adam Plus selling all things 99 cents.

But if you find yourself in a shop changing room, clad in some new possibility, thinking: "I love it, but I'm not sure I dare/can get away with it (especially at my age)/would ever really wear it…" then I urge you: buy it.

Cruft overhauled the bookkeeping in the shop, changing it from a system using crosses to distinguish between wholesale and retail customers to a far more detailed system.

Four Weddings and a Funeral may seem like an unlikely source of fashion wisdom, but Charles' bridal-shop changing room joke ("there's nothing more off-putting at a wedding than a priest with an enormous erection," he advises Carrie, resplendent in clingy satin) rings true 21 years later.

The result is shops changing as they look to cater to tourists instead of locals".

BBC business correspondent Emma Simpson writes: All the big supermarkets are grappling with the rise of online shopping and changing shopping habits.

The Israeli army tortured Palestinian men and then went home to masturbate to Holocaust-themed pornography (the army's use of torture "eliminates ethical Judaism from the boundaries of the Israeli state and state action," she writes); Israeli soldiers clandestinely took photographs of Palestinian women in shop changing-rooms to blackmail them into collaborating.

He also abused others while the manager of a clothes shop in the town, taking boys into the shop's changing rooms.

"I'm sort of hoping that we'll change the shopping centre, rather than the shopping centre changing us.

"This notion of how people shop is changing very quickly".