Sentence examples for shoppers flow from inspiring English sources

During peak shopping times, shoppers flow through the checkout lines at Fairway Market at a rate of nearly 1,000 an hour.

To get the blood flowing back into our frozen feet, we walked to our next stop, Rustem Pasha Mosque, nestled in the city's bustling spice market, where merchants crowd the sidewalk, and rivers of mostly female shoppers flow through the streets.

Shoppers flowed into trendy clothing boutiques, music outlets blaring salsa and rock, and bookstores; young couples embraced.

The city location is fully exploited, with a day-night cycle that sees shopper requirements flowing from coffee-shop chic to rock-concert glam.

A good checkout experience is something that not all commerce sites have been able to achieve in recent years, often forcing shoppers through unwieldy flows that lead to consumers abandoning their carts.

I averted my eyes and rejoined the flow of shoppers strolling through the market.

It was going to rival Smith Street in Boerum Hill, which had gone through a renaissance, attracting high-end boutiques and specialty stores, restaurants and a steadily swelling flow of shoppers and diners.

The express lines were merged into one U-shaped line feeding into all 10 express cashiers, and the lines for shopping-cart and credit-card customers were spaced strategically along the aisles to avoid impeding the flow of shoppers.

By keeping the stores open for 24 hours, Wal-Mart is hoping for a steady flow of shoppers instead of mammoth crowds swelling outside its stores in the wee hours of Friday.

London is benefiting from three significant advantages: the weakness of the pound, which is attracting visitors from mainland Europe; the fact that the recession has hit the capital least hard so far; and the increased flow of shoppers from the regions whose high streets have been decimated by the bankruptcy of such chains as Woolworths, Threshers, Zavvi and Adams.

The slowdown at border crossings has crimped the flow of shoppers not only from Reynosa across the Rio Grande, but from places in the interior like Saltillo and Monterrey, a big northern city that is prosperous in Mexican terms and is by some measures the country's industrial capital.