Sentence examples for shopping project from inspiring English sources

But the shopping project has its detractors.

But he also thinks the Lucky brand carries enough authority with shoppers that its shopping project has a lot of potential.

At the time he was pushing his shopping project, Mr. Albert, 49, was actually relying heavily on his wife, the socialite Annie Churchill, for money, prosecutors said.

It broke all the precepts in the developer rule book, such as that a new shopping project had to be built as an extension to an existing successful shopping street.

(Eastgate Quarters, a huge shopping project led by another property company, Hammerson, is on hold).Land Securities is bullish on retail rents in general, and has said that it will do no more of the "soft" letting deals that tenants demanded in the recession.

All the while, local officials were reminding the Nets of their impending obsolescence at a news conference that coincided with the team's first day of training camp; they were trumpeting the lease for what is being called Xanadu, a $1.3 billion entertainment, office, sports and shopping project that will be built in the parking lot around where the Nets play.

He suggested a design that was simple but not so rudimentary that it might look like a high school wood-shop project.

He stripped down Model-T Fords for conversion into hot rods as part of a high school auto-shop project and in the late 1930s raced in speed trials on California's dry lakes.

You'll be able to check out what we cook up over the course of 100 days like a pop-up shop, Project Vs will only be around for a limited time.

With this in mind, on arrival at the shops, project staff anticipated a relatively simple procedure of going through the details, offering the drug shop vendors the chance to join.

The benefits of investing in Samoa's export trade development were described by one stakeholder as an example of a successful exporting venture: "For me the absolute model of good development assistance is the Body Shop project on the other side of Apia which is a 'women in development' project of Oxfam and AusAID.