Sentence examples for shopping institution from inspiring English sources

A darkening retail environment claimed another once-venerable but now damaged shopping institution, as Federated Department Stores said it would close its New Jersey-based Stern's department store division.

Whether this shopping institution will be able to get through the recession without significant changes to its retail model, we can't say.

Solid waste generation in Vietnam is increasing dramatically, mainly generated from households, buildings, commercial activities and other sources whose activities are similar to those of households and commercial enterprises such as wastes from offices, hotels, supermarkets, shops, institutions, and from municipal services such as street cleaning, etc.

I have memories of former places -- shops, institutions -- that don't exist any more.

It's hard to make a cracker-box sub shop an institution, but they seem to have succeeded.

Still, there's no getting away from it: it's irritating when a service provider – in a shop or institution, or at the end of a phone line – can't understand or make themselves understood.

It includes mainly household (domestic waste), commercial, and institutional wastes (generated from shops and institutions).

Still, Russian shops and institutions are now cropping up on Staten Island.

In the last six weeks, bricks have been thrown through synagogue windows in Toronto, and anti-Jewish graffiti has been scrawled on Jewish shops and institutions in other Ontario cities.

Back in the 1950s and '60s, New York City was studded with Chock Full o'Nuts coffee shops, homegrown institutions where the budget-minded could sidle up to the lunch counter for a freshly prepared meal.

Tourists to this virtual Cambridge will be able to click their way along a Brattle Street rendered in realistic detail, and move through the computer-generated interiors of dozens of nearby shops and institutions.