Sentence examples for shopping means from inspiring English sources

"Ethical shopping means seasonal food, and that's always an economical and healthy way to eat.

The growth of internet shopping means national chains require fewer stores.

Samurai shopping means wherever you go, there you are, dressed perfectly for polite society or combat in the erogenous zones.

But online shopping means more parcels are being sent than ever before (up 2%), and Royal Mail's European parcels division GLS has seen its revenue soar (up 13%).

Vera, who looks about 30, is attractive, intelligent and articulate about how she shops, what she shops for and what shopping means to her.

The steady march of out-of-town developments with plentiful parking and, more recently, of internet shopping means the proportion of retail spending captured by town centres has fallen from 49.4% to 42.5% since 2000.

THE SHOPPING EFFORT -- Time was, way back on Sept. 10, when shopping meant spending money on oneself or on relatives and friends.

Grocery shopping meant a trip to Hoboken, N.J., on the train.

Back-to-school shopping meant trips to the stationery and bookstores, not to the mall for a new wardrobe.

Five years ago, when people first began to buy online in significant numbers, smart shopping meant knowing how to negotiate an online check-out.

Back in 1986, when I purchased my first Honda Civic, car shopping meant going from dealer to dealer to dealer, taking test drives and hearing sales pitches.