Sentence examples for shopping crush from inspiring English sources

With a shallow pool of job seekers, they must compete harder for workers to handle the holiday shopping crush.

As many Americans gird themselves for the Black Friday shopping crush, we can think of a lot of reasons to stay home and do holiday shopping online.

The survey finds that the big shopping crush will come in December, when 81% are likely to start their online shopping binge.

The restaurateur Drew Nieporent, center, is starting his first store, Crush, a wine shop set to open Monday at 153 East 57th Street.

Villains such as fraudster Dewey Gleason (a master of disguise) and his wife Eunice are a bit Scooby-Doo, but Wambaugh is terrific on cop-shop crushes and rivalries – the soapy, ­human-interest stuff that keeps the tone light when the subject matter darkens, as it does in the plot-line concerning a serial sex attacker.

The idea that Tesco has always been a corner-shop-crushing colossus is a lie, one perpetuated by bitter, third-rate businessmen who would dearly love to have achieved a quarter of what Cohen did but lacked the ability and luck to pull it off, and who now seek to clothe their envy and hypocrisy in the rhetoric of care for the community.

It's the corporate shopping chain crushing independent shops on the high street by piling it high and marketing it to the dumbest common denominator.

Well guess what, the creators of many of these yogurt shops are crushing it right now.

Anne's youth was one of travel, hunt balls, shopping and breathless crushes – all on girls.

The holidays are fast approaching, and with them the usual crush of shopping, travel, parties and other events.

The heat of the blaze caused one floor of the three-story shopping center to collapse, crushing people in parked cars in the store's underground garage.