Sentence examples for shoppers now from inspiring English sources
Blair has two personal shoppers now, neophytes whom she's breaking in.
Two-thirds of Irish shoppers now visit the LADs – limited assortment discounters – as they are known.
Convenience: Shoppers now prefer to buy little and often, close to home.
Because of their approach, many shoppers now research products on the Internet and expect greater price transparency.
We are all sale shoppers now, trained to hold our breath until prices fall, which they inevitably will.
Two-thirds of shoppers now frequent the discounters, yet many Britons still turn their noses up at Asda.
The scene shifts to Mr. Zimmer inside a store, accompanied by the shopper, now dressed up.
Market Research provider Mintel recently announced that the British male shopper now spends more on shoes than his female counterpart.
She is the host of "Ultimate Shopper" (now called "Shopaholic Showdown" in Britain), a fashion challenge that is broadcast on TLC in 150 countries (although not in the United States).
A total of 8bn "thin-gauge" bags were issued in the UK in 2011 – a 5.4% rise on the 7.6bn in 2010 – and with every shopper now using an average of almost 11 a month.
If you're looking for a good deal on that moving alarm clock from Brookstone, Google Shopper now also makes it easier to find sales thanks to the introduction of the aptly named 'Sales' page.
