Sentence examples for shoppers driven from inspiring English sources

Around this time of year we will all witness a bizarre event whereby even the most expert, earnest and experienced of female shoppers, driven by a deep and desperate need, will offer as gifts, in all sincerity, items that should be burned in the yard.

Waste More, Want More From the 1970s through the 1990s, the dominant retail trend was toward cheap and big: shoppers drove long distances to buy large boxes of everything they needed in bulk.

One after another on Tuesday, shoppers drove through what was, until last weekend, the parking lot of Bongiorno's, leaving in disbelief when told the store was closed and would be reopened soon as a Stop & Shop supermarket.

Competing bids from another house shopper drove the price over $4 million, Mr. Browne said.

In California or in the Washington area, the average shopper drives no more than three to five minutes to get to a favorite store, but in Westchester shoppers typically drive anywhere from 5 to 25 minutes, Mr. Flickinger said.

The Soriana difference starts the moment a shopper drives onto its premises.

Be a mystery shopper, drive an Uber, or make a few extra bucks doing tasks through TaskRabbit.

In giving up her splurge, Ms. Kakouris joined a steeply rising number of shoppers who, driven by anxiety over jobs and savings, or an immediate need for cash, are marching back to stores with their purchases.

Shoppers rarely drive to the mall, load up their carts and then abandon them in the middle of the store.

Store owners intent on luring shoppers to drive "out of the way" are instituting a range of enticements, from child-friendly options to high-tech enhancements.

Just about every major manufacturer and retailer has moved to China in the expectation that its shoppers will drive global growth.