Sentence examples for shop fare from inspiring English sources
The cafe's offerings are mostly standard sandwich shop fare — hot heroes, egg sandwiches in the morning, Reubens — competent but without flair.
It might not be "From the Sacred Realm: Treasures of Tibetan Art," but you can bet there will be more takers for the Vinylux containers created from old Springsteen records than the usual museum shop fare.
These cafes charge an hourly rate for admission, and offer general coffee shop fare a la carte.
In Ms. Levine's versions of Brancusi's ovoid "Newborn," the semi-abstract head of a wailing infant, which she renders in cast glass and cast crystal, veers too closely to museum-gift-shop fare.
Camera fodder: Alongside regular tuck-shop fare and a selection of teas and coffees (all Fair Trade), the Duke's boasts an array of fine foods, including a selection of home-made cakes with flavours like Tunisian orange and Sussex winter plum vying for your attention.
Shopping fare is largely T-shirts and saltwater taffy.
The deal grew out of the close friendship of Seagram scion Edgar Bronfman Jr. and Diller, who has slowly been trying to build a national network by weaning the Silver King group of UHF stations from home shopping fare to local news and entertainment.
And while condo owners may not have stores in their building, the first-rate gourmet shop Brooklyn Fare (with its Michelin-starred restaurant) is diagonally across the street.
Even those who love to shop can fare well in Europe.
This behavior, typical among frequent travelers who shop for fares, causes much chagrin at the third-party sites, incidentally.
In May, 11 European airlines -- led by British Airways, Lufthansa and Air France -- announced plans for a Web site where consumers can shop for fares and order tickets.
