Sentence examples for shopping blocks from inspiring English sources
Ground-floor space can cost as much as $300 a square foot in Times Square and up to $500 on the premier shopping blocks like those along Fifth and Madison Avenues north of 55th Street.
This cosmopolitan city offers plenty in the way of supreme shopping blocks.
Melrose Place seems like more of a bargain at $96 to $120 per square foot, but that's more than double the price of rent on the well-known nearby shopping blocks of Melrose Avenue east of Fairfax Avenue.
Her mother, Carol Stoll, owned the Oak Street Book Shop on the city's toniest shopping block.
At 100th Street is a small shopping block, which includes an Associated Supermarket, a newsstand, a deli and a cleaners.
We meet at Paloma, a DJ bar on the first floor of an old brutalist-style shopping block, the dystopian vibe compounded by the view of the U-bahn vaulting the street outside.
The Starbucks is housed in what looks like a turn-of-the-century Main Street shopping block, with big bay windows in the storefronts and round turrets on the tops of the buildings.
Commerce is the great Americaniser; the American dream is born and bears its fruit shop by shop, block by block, taste by taste.
Laws to protect small shops block the opening of new supermarkets and promote local and regional cartels and the easy bullying of farmers.
She unlocked the shop (Block 112 Bukit Purmei Road, No. 01-203), and we stepped into a head-spinning swirl of 1950s party frocks, vintage film posters and carefully preserved leather pumps.
The Italian luxury goods retailer Dolce and Gabbana was forced to apologise last week after security guards at one of its Hong Kong shops blocked locals who tried to take photographs, yet allowed mainlanders and foreigners to snap freely.
